Rotunda vol 66, no 21 april 7, 1987 by Greenwood Library

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Petitions To Circulate By MATT PETERMAN and LEE FORD Do you want partying to disappear from Longwood College? According to the most recent poll, if you are with the majority of Ixmgwood students you surely don't. KEEP LONGWOOD COLLEGE WET (KLCW) is a newly formed student organization to keep Ixmgwood College from going dry. This group recognizes that

generations have enjoyed. It wishes to stop this domino effect which is increasingly appearing to be a trend of the 80's and the nation's march towards conservatism. "They want to preserve a wet campus because sooner or later the trend will reverse," commented Bob Woods, a Longwood student. A panel discussion on the pros and cons of Colleges having a dry campus will take place tonight at

petition will be presented to the Board of Directors and Longwood College President Janet Greenwood upon completion. A minimum goal of 2000 signatures is hoped for in order for a strong case. Should the campus go dry against the wishes of Longwood students, what will life be like at Longwood: 1) Long walks to local bars every time you desire to party, 2) No parties on campus, 3) Long drives to HSC, 4) No drinking at the cafe, 5) More people leaving on the weekends, and 6) Basically, not much Longwood. This petition will give SGA President, Ricky Otey, a clear mandate to argue for a wet campus should the votes become reality, thereby representing the student body for which he serves. Any questions or comments should be sent through campus mail to Box 826, or contact one of the following officers of KLCW: Chairman, Lee Ford; President, Matt Peterman; Vice President, Keith Darrah; Treasurer, Tim Oliva; Secretary, Jason Craft.

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Beer, Chili And Rock-And-Roll! By CATHY GAUGHRAN YAY! Spring Weekend '87 is quickly approaching. If the area is spared any and all forms of precipitation from the 10th to the 12th,.a good time will be had by all. The fun will get an early kickoff with this year's newest Spring Weedend attraction, Oozeball, sponsored by the LC Ambassadors. Preliminary matches will begin on Lankford Mall at 3 p.m. on Friday afternoon. If you have too good a time Friday night, you'll be awakened (probably quite rudely, depending on just how hard you party) at 10 a.m. on Saturday by the sounds of one of Longwood's best amateur DJ's supplying prefestivity tunes for everybody stirring their chili pots along Stubbs Mall in preparation for the Chili Cook-Off. The cook-off starts at noon and will be judged by 10 students, with winners announced at 1 p.m. The Chili Cook-Off is brunchlunch for the day; for a new twist, one that will not be found in your local ARA dining hall anytime soon, you can wash your meal down with a nice cold beer in the

Beer Garden, open from noon to 4 p.m. (and open again at 8 p.m.). You can enjoy this meal to the Top40-Dance tunes of Mainstream, who will be performing on lankford Mall from 12 to 4 p.m. Eat quick so you can watch the continuation of the Oozeball preliminaries, which start up at 1:30. (If the weather's crummy, this might be the only event of the weekend to go off without a hitch â€” while chili gets soggy in the rain, and most people have an awfully hard time holding an umbrella while playing guitar, mud just gets gooshier on inclement days...) There will be a short pause in the fun to allow us to eat dinner back at Blackwell's Saturday night, but things will pick up again at 8 p.m. with the Waxing Poetics, who will be cranking out progressive rock ditties for us on lankford Mall late into the evening. Sunday will be a day of OOOZEBALL Finals, "dining on the mall", and recovering from the previous day's fun. Make plans to stick around for what looks to be a really fun weekend!

KEEP LONGWOOD COLLEGE WET the absense of alcohol at mixers, fraternity parties, the cafe, or anywhere on campus will destroy the already ailing social life at Longwood College. "Longwood is yet another College trapped in a domino effect which is sweeping the state of Virginia trying to make all campuses dry," said Steve Evans, a member of KLCW. KLCW is fighting for all students who will eventually come of age while attending Ixmgwood and who wish to drink if they want to. Taking this away from those 21, who are basically Juniors and Seniors, will be depriving them of a major social situation that past

7:30 p.m. in Lancer Hall, room 207-208. The panel consists of Sue Saunders, Dean of Students; Joe McGill, Director of Student Services; and Ricky Otey, President, SGA. This is your chance to air your views on a policy that one student called: "A policy that will ruin a tradition that has existed for many decades." All questions will be addressed and all concerned are asked to attend. Those unable to attend are asked to sign the petition that will circulate. KLCW will be circulating a petition April 13 and April 14 throughout campus dorms soliciting your support. The

Who paints Longwood, WE DO! From left to right, H. W. Atkins, Alex Bass and Larry Gray. Missing are Phil Bailey and Don Turman.

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This is the last issue of the Rotunda for this semester. The newspaper staff would like to wish everyone a very successful semester and good luck on exams. We hope that Longwood's administration, faculty, students and organizations will continue to support the paper. We look forward to putting out the paper next semester. The Rotunda Staff

Note: I personally would like to thank my wonderful staff for making a great paper this semester! Thanks Cathey, Matt, Dave, Danny and your staff, John, Marna, Melissa, Bill Woods, Bill Moore, and Phyllis Mable. I also want to wish the new editor great success. I will be there to support you all the way! Kim Setzer

Letters to the Editor To the Editor, April tends to bring in warm temps, sun, and new life. For students at longwood College, April brings registration and room draw — their favorite time of year. We all know about registration, so that is not our topic of discussion. Room draw, on the other hand, is an entirely different matter. We decided, in this article, to point out a few things about housing. We firmly believe the motto for this year's room selection was "make the most people as miserable as possible." Favoritism was displayed during the selection process by the housing department. For example, one of the fiercest competitions for rooms was in French dormitory. No matter

what lies students tell administrators, the real reason to get into French is the fact that those rooms are the nicest and the largest on campus. People who live in the Colonnades know it's a way of life, not just another dorm. We tend to be a lot closer, as a group, than many other dorms and we certainly don't like outsiders invading our home. Well, an invasion has taken place and we are not happy! It's not so much the people that invaded that is the problem, but how the invasion took place and the administrative decisions that went along with it. On Wednesday, April 1, people who wanted to stay in the Colonnades went to the informational meeting to find out that the entire 3rd floor French

was "saved" upperclass women, 2nd floor French was "special interest" social awareness upperclassmen, 3rd floor Tabb was "saved" upperclass women, South Tabb was Business special interest and the rest went to freshmen. Everyone was very happy! Well, it turns out that the information we received must have been Rick Weibl's April Fool's joke. Sometime after (or before) that meeting it had been decided that another Special Interest Group would get parts of 2nd and 3rd Floor French. Did anyone ask how the residents of these floors felt? No. Did anyone notify us? No. Well, we were notified by a few members of the SAFE Special Interest Group. A member of 3rd floor French received a phone

call which said, "you may have your floor, but we have your room." The SAFE Special Interest Group was not split up between two floors. The SAFE Special Interest Group (APO) was offered 3rd floor North Cunningham. The current residents of that floor went and found other places to live. Well the SAFE Special Interest Group (APO) turned down 3rd floor North Cunningham, so consequently the administration turned it into a coed Freshmen floor, and stuck the "Group" into French. We doubt that the administration had planned to mention it to the residents of 2nd and 3rd floor French until it was too late. Some of the future residents of those two floors went

to see Sue Saunders, the Dean of Students, and she explained that they (the administration) were trying to accommodate the majority. Disrupting the lines of people on three halls to accommodate one group is not, in our opinion, right. We were told that it was too late to change the decision, which it seemed to us had been changed literally overnight. We hope that this does not happen to any more residents on campus. We had to compromise, and the administration may think that everyone is happy and some people may be; many of us are not. Dissenters

To the editor: As a member of the student body here at Longwood College, I feel it to be imperative that "Congratulations" be extended to Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity for their production of "Faculty Follies" this year. I think that I can speak for just about everyone who attended this event in saying that a good time was had by all! One of the things that I missed the most when coming to I .ongwood was the school Writ at my high school. Ever since I've been here, I've thought that school spirit was something of the

past. Last week's "Faculty Follies" changed my thoughts on this subject. Never at Longwood have I seen and experienced the spirit that was so abundant throughout this show. The audience participation was great! I think Chi would have been proud of you! I would also like to congratulate those faculty members that participated in this event. I think it says a lot about how much they care about their students and about longwood in general. Finally, a lot of students saw another side of the faculty and administration. We saw a

humanistic side of them that we sometimes forget exists. Yes, they do have a sense of humor! Again, I would like to congratulate everyone involved in this event. From the "heat" brought on by those sexy "Pointless Sisters" to the touching moment brought on by "Talking Hands", the show was a success in every respect. (I believe all proceeds went to the American Diabetes Association). Keep up the good work APO! looking forward to seeing it again next year! A very impressed student

Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the "concerned upperclassman" who was so concerned that she (I say 'she' because I'm sure the author is a female) did not sign her name. First of all I would like to point out that the Miss Longwood Pageant is a beauty pageant as well as a talent pageant, a scholarship pageant, and an intellect pageant. What it is not is a contest to see who can motivate the best in 4-inch heels. Next, I would like to state my opinion of the upperclassman's comments. They were not constructive criticisms, but instead nothing less than cruel slander; untrue, uncalled for, and in extremely bad taste. Is the authoress of the

fraudulent sarcasm aware of the fact that the Miss Longwood Pageant involves a personal interview with the judges, which is second in importance only to the talent competition (which is 50 percent of the total scoring)? Also, does she know that the pageant is judged by official Miss America judges, who are totally unbiased and are experienced enough to know what they are doing? I think not. Finally, if this upperclassman has ever seen a guy walking around in his girlfriends high heel shoes, I wish she'd give me his address; its a sight I'd like to see. UPPERCLASSMAN, the next time you feel it is your duty to criticize anything, get the facts. Research, Baby, that's the ticket. Sincerely Miss Sandra Clayton 3rd Runner-up, Talent Winner, Miss Longwood Pageant 1987

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(Continued from page 2) To the Editor: I would like to express my concern towards the letter about the incident on January 24, 1987, in which a student, Tim Tabler, was cutting some bread at the bread bar and sliced his thumb open with the knife. I was there at the time of the accident. I was sitting at the same table as Tim and his other friends, whom I know as well. And Tim told me the next day "the doctor asked me if I thought I needed a stich, and I told him that he was the doctor so he gave me one stitch." Even though his finger was bleeding, it was not a life or death situation. Everyone knows that if you hold your finger down the

bleeding will not stop evei with pressure, in which he was doing. In relation to the campus police, I work for them and know there is a phone outside of their office with a number to contact the sheriffs office one word down town. Then they call campus police, and the sheriffs office does answer the phone or you can call the information office, in which they can contact campus police by radio. I work with campus police and know for a fact they have a back up available. They are even improving their situation by getting a new system in which the campus police officers can answer the phone from the cars. Pat Irvine

Editor Position Open The position of Rotunda Editor is open for 1987-88. This is a grand opportunity for a Longwood student. If you are interested, then please get an application from the Information Office. A. Applicant must be a full-time undergraduate student at Longwood College, i.e., be enrolled in the equivalent of no less than 12 semester hours at the time of application and during term of appointment. B. Shall be a student in good standing, i.e., not be on academic or disciplinary probation.

C. Shall have posted no less than a 2.5 grade point average in the semester immediately preceeding selection to the position of editor, and shall have no less than a 2.5 cumulative grade^ pointy average. D. Shall not have an elective or appointive position in student government during tenure as editor. Applications are due in Vice President's Office on Tuesday, April 7, 1987. Selection will be made by the Board of Student Publications.

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Anthropologist To Speak Dr. Laverle Berry, a research to study desert rocK paintings. anthropologist whose specialty is Dr. Berry, who lives in Africa, will speak on the topic Alexandria, is currently a "Algeria: Past and Present" at research analyst for the Library Longwood on Tuesday, April 7. of Congress's federal research Dr. Berry will give the lecture division. at 5:30 p.m. in Bedford He also has been a research Auditorium to the Introduction to anthropologist for American Africa class. All students and the University, a consultant for the Foreign Service Institute, an public are invited. editorial researcher for the Dr. Berry will discuss Algeria's prehistoric and historic past, and National Geographic Society and modern-day life and problems, for Time-Life Books, and a including the struggle against history lecturer at Boston French rule in the 1950s. University. Specifically, he will talk about From 1984-66, Dr. Berry was a the I ra during the Neolithic Peace Corps volunteer in age; the Roman occupation; a Ethiopia, where he taught high mountain village where Berbers school English and history' He live; and Algiers, the capitol city. was a Fulbright-Hays Fellow in 1971-73, during which he conSlides will be shown. This presentation is based upon ducted research on kingship in a trip he made to Algeria in 1983 Ethiopia.

New Members Of Geist Ten juniors at Longwood were selected to the Geist honorary leadership society recently. Geist recognizes students for leadership, scholarship and service. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors. The new members are: Donna Armento, a physical education major from Kings Park, N.Y.; Brian Blakemore, a chemistry major from Staunton; Teresa Bryant, a biology-chemistry major from Roanoke; Michael Estes, a business administration major from Richmond; Kathy

Hedden, also a business administration major from Richmond; Barbara Herman, an elementary education major from Clarksville; Jo Jo Katz, a social work major from Poquoson; Pixie Kinzie, a business administration major from Hampton; Anna Prow, an English major from Yorktown; Sonja Venters, a music education major from Portsmouth; Gwen Walker, an English major from Powhatan; and Jean Yancey, a mathematics major from New Kent.

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Businessman Visits Longwood As Wilson Fellow Peter J. Elliman, a five years, he earned a bachelors in mechanical businessman and former General degree Motors executive, visited engineering at the University of Ixjngwood College as a Woodrow London. He was awarded a GM OverWilson Fellow recently. seas Scholarship in 1959 and Elliman, who lives in Greenville, 8.C., is vice president and worked at GM plants in the general manager of Lucas CAV United States for two years. He in the United States and Brazil. also earned a bachelors degree in Lucas CAV, a division of Lucas industrial engineering at the Industries Inc., makes fuel- General Motors Institute, a cooperative program in which injection equipment. He also owns a chain of 24 students are hired by GM and sporting-goods stores in North other auto makers as soon as they Carolina, South Carolina and start the program. Elliman, who has lived in the Georgia. U.S. permanently since 1964, held "I like business," said Elliman, who was on campus March 22-26. several senior positions in the "I do it for more than just the Pontiac Motor Division before money. Business and marketing becoming director of industrial are my hobby. I like a engineering. PETER ELLIMAN After leaving GM, he was challenge." Elliman, a 48-year-old native of general manager of a stamping plants in several other countries. London, spoke to several company that supplies parts to "The highest quality GM cars are business classes, to a govern- the auto industry, and late was produced in Brazil. The workers ment class and to members of manager of industrial consulting there do what they're told." He has worked for Lucas CAV Delta Sigma Pi business for Ernst & Ernst, a public acfraternity. The Wilson Fellows counting firm. From 1974 to 1978, since 1978. Lucas Industries, program brings experts from he had an interesting job on the which began in England in the various fields onto college side — business adviser to the mid-19th century, now owns campuses for short visits, Navaho Indian Nation. about 380 companies around the "The Navahos are in four world. It is the largest aerospace enabling them to interact informally with students and states and they had $180 million contractor in Europe and acin the bank, primarily from oil counts for one-third of the world's faculty. "I've been telling the students and gas. They wanted to buy fuel-injection market. that there's a lot of opportunity, companies and do business in Elliman, who has a masters in but it isn't going to be handed to Detroit, so they were looking for business administration from them. The competition is very, someone with business expertise. Michigan State University, very fierce. Unfortunately, a lot They're very suspicious of out- serves on the executive board of of students don't think about what siders. Along with my wife and Lucas Industries - North they're going to do after they kids, I once lived on a Navaho America, and on the board of reservation for Window Rock, directors of the General Motors graduate." Institute. Elliman started work for Arizona, for several weeks." Elliman has worked at GM General Motors as an apprentice at the age of 16 in England. While plants in the U.S., England and NATIONAL working at GM plants for the next West Germany, and has observed

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Summer School Changes MUSC 542 11 moved from 3week interim session to 1st undergraduate-graduate sessionJune 15 - July 10, 1987 Music 123 21 moved from 1st undergraduate-graduate session to 3-week interim session—May 18 - June 5, 1987 CHEM 101 in 2nd undergraduate-graduate session changed to chem 102 ENGL423-523 (major figures in American Poetry) added to 1st undergraduate-graduate session—June 15 - July 10, 1987—MF1030-1220, Grainger TBA, Craig Challender, INSTR.,3 CR. HRS. ENGL632 (studies in Romantic Poetry) added to 1st undergraduate-graduate sessionJune 15 - July 10, 1987-M-F 1300-1450, Grainger 101, Massie

Stinson, INSTR., 3 CR. HRS. Delete Engl 313 21 (British Literature III)—Stinson from 1st undergraduate-graduate session-June 15 — July 10. 1987 Change Instructor for Math 114 1st undergraduate-graduate session from M. Allen to Brenda Meshejian MISC 101 21 moved from 1st undergraduate-graduate session to 3-week interim—May 18 — June 5, 1987 MISC 201 21 moved from 1st undergraduate-graduate session to 3-week interim—May 18 — June 5, 1987 MISC 202 21 moved from 1st undergraduate-graduate session to 3-week interim—May 18 — June 5, 1987

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organization Presidents, faculty, advisors and RA's to ask for participation from students in SGA elections. The Election committee will be Class VPresidents, Somer Sloan, and Kim Deaner led by J. Paul Hurt. Petitions will be available April 8. SGA Honors Award — Nominated organizations were Longwood Ambassadors and IAA, voted on by the Senate and passed. Alcohol Policy — Longwood College state funding may be influenced by the decision of the college to comply with current state law concerning the Alcohol Policy and the new drinking age of 21. A letter will be brought before the SGA Senate for approval April 9 and will state the stipulations and concerns of the SGA about the removal of kegs from the room, suite area of the dorms.

SGA Minutes, April 2, 1987 Committee Reports: Orientation — Shel Bolyard. The orientation leaders have had their second training session and have decided to have pool parties instead of mixer for other sessions. Student Union - Gwen Walker. They are working with Ambassadors, Ricky Johnson, Candy Dowdy and IAA to plan spring Weekend. IAA will organize Tug-of-War and Frizbee. Student judges will be used for the Chili cookoff. T-shirt will be for sale. The beer garden will be from 12:00 until 4:00 with "Main Stream" and 8:00 until 11:30 with "The Waving Poetics." Sophomore Class — Tim Hale. They are still in the process of choosing a speaker for graduation. President SGA — Ricky Otey. He will introduce his cabinet members to the SGA Senate April 9. Elections for SGA officers will be April 23, qualified candidates apply. The Visitation Policy will be voted on by the Board of Visitors April 9. V-Pregident SGA — J. Paul Hurt. Letters concerning the Elections for SGA will be sent

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Faculty Follies: Full Of Fun By KEVIN HUNT Sheridan, and Chris Andrews as Janet Greenwood and Phyllis the "Beastie Boys." Bedlam Mable stole the show, so to speak, broke out as they performed at the Faculty Follies Monday, "Fight For Your Right to Party." March 30 at Jarman auditorium. The most touching Jerris Hill as Dr. Greenwood performance was by Joe McGill, and Robin Yarbrough as Phyllis Sharon Austin, and Pam Carson Mable set the stage for a night of as they did "Somewhere out great entertainment with their There" in sign language. Other wild antics. performers included Dr. Helms, Other highlights of the Alpha Tom Richard, Dr. Silveira and Phi Omega sponsored Faculty Frank Brooks, Margie Terzin, Follies included Brenda Ric Weibl, Sue Saunders, and Ferguson, Paula Clay, and Shirley Everett. The show was Barbara Stonikinis at the emceed by the sharp dressed, "Pointless Sisters," lip synching fast talking Don Lemish. Janet Jackson. This is the second year in a row Opening the show were the Alpha Phi Omega has sponsored "Monkees" featuring Gwen this event. The proceeds from the Walker, Page Pence, Anne show go to the American Bowman, and Alison Angle. The Diabetes Association. Alpha Phi "Bosses" featured Dr. McWee as Omega Vice-President, Colleen Bruce Springsteen, Jeff Orth, Dr. Vaughan, and all the members of McCoombs, Dr. Jim Cross, and APO and those who performed Don Stuart. and helped with Faculty Follies The most wild performance should be commended for their goes to Kevin Spencer, Tim time and effort.

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Since we are all engrossed with obtaining knowledge, we must tune in for strictly educational purposes. After all, where else would we be able to enrich our minds with catchie proverbs such as, "It takes two to Tango," or' 'A watched pot never boils." I for one, idolize Vanna for her capability to be able to walk across stage in half a dress and reveal the letters. I recall once reading an article which had Vanna boasting the fact that she "hadn't missed one yet." Awesome. Let's face it, "The

To Choose Or Not To Choose. . . By TERRESA L. BUELOW It is almost that time of the — find someone who wears the year again. What time do you same size as you with a great ask? The time to decide if you can wardrobe. Then your's doubles. live with your former roommate, — if you're a late sleeper, make and if not, choosing the one for sure he or she does not rise with you Has your last weeks of this the sun. semester been one full of —if you have a problem with continuous fights with with your studying, find one who studies roomie? Then next semester it more than you and maybe it'll may be time for a change. But rub off. who to live with is another — find one whose parents are question. always sending goodies to eat, Here's a few tips to help in then you'll never be hungry. choosing one: — make sure he or she likes to — make sure that it is not your party as much as you, if not more best friend. Wasn't that who your than you. That way when you former roomie was before you come stumbling in at 3 a.m. you lived together? won't wake up to the bitching. — make sure you have something Hopefully, these tips will come in common such as music. If one in handy if you are in the of you loves country and the other situation of finding a new roomie New Wave there could be a huge this semester. If not you may problem. need them next semester.

Wheel" isn't the most intellectual program, but it does serve the purpose of appetizer to the main course of "Jeopardy." Yes, while "The Wheel" is on, it is acceptable to leave the room; only after you've solved the puzzle before one of the contestants. But with Jeopardy, it is a sin to leave the room, unless you are just saving yourself from embarassment due to your lack of trivia knowledge. From the Single Jeopardy round, right down to the Final Jeopardy round, questions and answers are being spewed out, many of which none of us know. When a category comes up that you have no clue about, that is the time to leave the room. For me, that would be sports, religion, or "the 20's" One of the most humiliating moments on Jeopardy is when a category pertaining to your major here at Ixmgwood comes up, and you can't answer a question from the entire category. For some reason, these two game shows have been integrated into many students' routines. Be it a study break, or pre-study brain "stimulation," The Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy serve as an educational, fun hour of television.

1. Too hungover 2. Still drunk 3. Didn't do the assignments for that day 4. It was too much fun in the Dining Hall to leave 5. Not in the mood (rain, snow, sunny) 6. It's your birthday 7. It's somebody's birthday 8. It's a holiday (i.e.: Ground Hog's Day) 9. Too tangled in your bed sheets to move 10. Your Horoscope said not to leave your room today. Look what happened to Pee-Wee Herman. 11. When you went to breakfast the toaster was broken and you just can't think without that first

bagel of the morning 12. Had to work on your tan 13. Cannot bear to miss your soap because something earth shattering is going to happen that you just can't miss 14. "FORGOT" to set your alarm clock 15. It's Friday 16. It's Monday 17. Didn't want to wake your roommate who is skipping too. 18. When you opened your door to go to class you noticed the janitor has just mopped the floor and you don't want to be rude and put footprints on that nice clean floor 19. No clean clothes 20. Too exhausted from last night's

Music Quiz By BARRY GREEN 1. What was the title of Paul McCartney's song "Scrambled Eggs" changed to after it was given lyrics? 2. What group did Andy Warhol form in 1967? 3. What band required a big bowl of M&M's, with the brown ones removed, backstage before all of their concerts in their earlier years? 4. What non-member of the band played keyboards on the Thompson Twins' "In The Name of Love" album? 5. Who allegedly exposed himself during a concert in Miami? 6. What band performed nude before an audience of nudists in the mid705?

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UNDERGRADUATE ADVISING AND REGISTRATION Advising begins - Mon., April 6. Preregistration - Mon., Apr. 13 through Fri., Apr. 24. Hours - Mon.-Fri., 1-5 p.m., Registrar's Office.* Late Registration - Mon., Aug. 24, 9 a.m.- Noon and 1-3 p.m., Location TBA. Add/Drop - Tues., Aug. 25, 8:30 a.m.-Noon and 1-3 p.m., Location TBA; Wed., Aug. 26-Fri., Sept. 11, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Registrar's Office. Last day to ADD a class or to register - Sept. 1. *Registrar's Office open from 10-11 a.m. for other business only during preregistration period (Apr. 13-24).

Special registration packets for non-degree and graduate students will be available in the Information Office, Registrar's Office, Office of Continuing Studies, or School of Education Office beginning July 27. Students may register in person (Registrar's Office) beginning Aug. 3, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Mon.Fri., through August 21. (On Aug. 24 and 25, the Registrar's Office will be closed from noon until 1 p.m.) Non-credit and off-campus courses are offered through the Office of Continuing Studies. Call 804392-9256 for the latest brochure. Fall semester classes begin Tues., Aug. 25, on a normal schedule.

SCHEDULE NOTES A. We will no longer use numeric codes, but four-digit alphabetical abbreviations for academic discipline codes. B. We have changed from using military time to A.M./P.M. time. C. The courses are listed by subject area within each school. D. Course that meet either the First Block or the Second Block (xh semester) are listed separately at the end of the schedule. E. Note that for each class which has a lab, you must register for the lecture section and the lab section separately. F. There are printed notes throughout the schedule with information relative to specific courses that students should read and observe. ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE Anthropology—ANTH Art-ART Biology—BIOL Bus. Admin.—BUAD Bus. Ed/Off. Admin.—BSOA Chemistry—CHEM Computer Science—CMSC Earth Sciences—EASC Economics—ECON Education—EDUC English—ENGL French—FREN Geography—GEOG German—GERM

Library Science—LISC Mathematics—MATH Military Science—MISC Music—MUSC Philosophy—PHIL Physical Educ—PHED Physics—PHYS Political Science—POSC Psychology—PSYC Recreation—RECR Science Educ.—SCED Social Work—SOWK Sociology—SOCL Spanish—SPAN

Health—HLTH History—HIST Home Economics—HOEC

Special Educ—SPED Speech—SPCH Theatre—THEA

BUILDING CODES Barlow—BR Bedford—BD Coyner—CO French—FR Graham—GH Grainger—GR Hiner—HI

Lancaster Lib.—LL Lancer Hall—LN Lankford—LK McCorkle—MC Ruffner, East—RE Ruffner, Main—RM Ruffner, South—RS Ruffner, West—RW Stevens—ST Wygal—WG

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ADVISING COORDINATORS Anthropology Hiner 207- J. Jordan Art-Bedford 202-H. Springer Arts & Sciences-Grainger 201-J. Peale Biology-Barlow, Upper Level-D. Breil Business Administration-Hiner 114-W. Jacques Business Education / Office Administration-Hiner 114-W. Jacques Chemistry-Graham Building-P. Barber Earth Science-McCorkle 122-J. Austin Elementary Education-Wynne Office-V. Williams English-Grainger 107-G. Orth History-W. Ruffner 322-R. Couture Home Economics-Wynne 148-M. Osborn Mathematics-Grainger 302-M. Allen Modern Languages-Grainger 301-G. Orth Music-Wygal Office-B. Montgomery Philosophy-Grainger 107-G. Orth Physical Education-Lancer 106-J. Johnson Physics-Grainger 216-L. Fawcett Physics (Pre-Engineering)-Grainger 216-L. Fawcett Political Science-W. Ruffner 322-R. Couture Pre-Dental Hygiene-McCorkle 122-D. Merkle Pre-Medical Technology-McCorkle 122-D. Merkle Pre-Nursing-McCorkle 122-D. Merkle Pre-OccupationalTherapy-McCorkle 122-D. Merkle Pre-Physical Therapy-McCorkle 122-D. Merkle Pre-Pharmacy-Graham Building-P. Barber Psychology-Wynne Office-E. Smith Social Work-W. Ruffner 221-G. Stonikinis Sociology-Hiner 207-L. Hlad Special Education-Wynne Office-V. Williams Speech Pathology-Jarman 004-R. Woodburn Theatre-Jarman 001-D. Young Therapeutic Recreation-Lancer 106-J. Johnson Undeclared-Grainger 213-F. McCombs

SPECIAL NOTES Registration Appointments: Apointments will be assigned for all students who are continuing undergraduates. Registration forms are distributed through academic advisors. Students who change majors after the forms are printed will need to pick

up their forms from the former advisor before going to the new advisor. Delinquent Accounts: AH library fines, parking fines, unpaid damage deposits, or other delinquent student accounts must be cleared before the student can preregister. This includes degree applications for those students who have accumulated 90 or more credits, including transfer credits. Academic Probation-Suspension: This policy provides for automatic (immediate) suspension for those students whose cumulative averages (at the end of any grading period) fall below certain required averages, which increase according to the total number of hours attempted (including transfer work). The complete table of required averages may be found on pages 32-33 of the 1986-87 Longwood College Catalog (available in the Admissions Office).

PREREGISTRATION PROCEDURES 1.

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No student should cut classes to preregister. The Registrar's Office will honor a student's registration appointment at any time during preregistration hours (on or after the printed appointment time) through the end of the preregistration period. To preregister, each student must bring a preprinted registration form signed by the academic advisor, showing sufficient alternate courses to allow the student to obtain a complete schedule (signed by the department head to enable enrollment in a course that has already closed) and receipts showing payment of any charges for registration stop codes. The advising process is an integral part of preregistration. Allow sufficient time to meet with your academic advisor and discuss degree requirements, as well as academic difficulties. If you are in academic difficulty, the fastest way to improve your GPA is by repeating courses. Think of C as the break-even point. For every grade below C, you need a comparable one above C to balance it. For every D, you need a B in a course of the same or higher credit value; for every F, you need an A or two B's in courses of the same or higher credit value. Each student is expected to complete the preregistration process in one transaction. Plan alternate courses ahead of time! A list of closed courses will be posted beside the Registrar's office and distributed to department heads daily. Students who must return for additional processing may do so on Fridays. Preregistration is limited to 1-5 p.m., MondayFriday, so that the office staff can continue routine office work and prepare enrollment reports to facilitate the process. Alphabetical master lists of registration appointment times are posted in convenient locations across campus. Undergraduate students who fail to preregister must register on Monday, August 24, 1987. Schedule changes may not be made until add/ drop begins on Tuesday, August 25, 1987.

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08:30AM-09:20AM

209 KIESS

02:30PM-04:10PM

210 KIESS

4.0 LEC MWF FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB W

10:30AM-1U20AM

213 FAWCETT

01:30PM-03:30PM

213 FAWCETT

11:20AM-12:35PM

209 KIESS

0l:30PM-03:10PM

209 KIESS

09:55AM-ll:10AM

209 MESHEJIAN

02:3OPM-05:00PM

209 MESHEJIAN

10:30AM-il:20AM Ol:30PM-02:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 09:30AM-10:20AM 08:30AM-09:20AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM

RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW

323 323 323 323 325 324 324 325

CALIHAN CALIHAN HARBOUR HARBOUR CALIHAN HARBOUR HARBOUR CALIHAN

OS DS WR WR DS WR WR DS

APPERSON APPERSON STEIN STEIN SMITH WACKER SMITH WACKER WACKER STEIN SMITH

JM JM DB DB ED PG ED PG PG DB ED

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB M 4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB R

NOTE: NO GRADE

POLITICAL SCIENCE PQSC-215-01 POSC-215-02 PQSC-215-03 POSC-215-0* POSC-260-01 POSC-331-01 POSC-441-01 POSC-455-01

AMER GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL AMER GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL AMER GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL AMER GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION POLITICAL PHIL TO 1500 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS US CONSTITUTIONAL HIST

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

MWF MWF TR TR MWF MWF MWF TR

PSYCHOLOGY PSYC-131-01 PSYC-131-02 PSYC-131-03 PSYC-131-04 PSYC-132-01 PSYC-132-02 PSYC-234-01 PSYC-259-01 PSYC-324-01 PSYC-357-01 PSYC-361-01 PSYC-361-10 PSYC-361-11 PSYC-420-01 PSYC-430-01 PSYC-440-01 PSYC-457-01 PSYC-490-00

INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC MWF ll:30AM-12:20PM INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC TR ll:20AM-12:35PM INTRO PSY: BIOLOGICAL 04:30PM-05:*5PM 3.0 LEC MW INTRO PSY: BIOLOGICAL 02:30PM-03:45PM 3.0 LEC TR QUANTITATIVE METHODS O8:30AM-09:45AM 3.0 LEC TR 3.0 04:30PM-05:45PM INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC MW 09:55AM-ll:lOAM ANIMAL LEARNING I MOTIV 3.0 LEC TR PSYCHOPATH OF CHILDHOOD 3.0 ll:30AM-12:20PM LEC MWF 08:30AM-09:20AM EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH I 3.0 LEC MW NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0l:30PM-03:20PM 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE 0l:30PM-03:20PM LABORATORY 0.0 LAB W NOTE: NO GRADE 03:55PM-05:10PM 3.0 PSYCH TESTS £ MEAS LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY 3.0 LEC TR 06:OOPM-08:30PM APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANAL 3.0 LEC T 06:OOPM-08:30PM HISTORY £ SYSTEMS 3.0 LEC M INDEPENDENT RESEARCH 3. 0- 6.0 IND *** TO BE ARRANGED ****

WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN

123 AUD2 202 AUD2 AUDI 123 122 123 207 123 122

111 SMITH

WN WN WN WN

122 122 202 202

JL JL DB PG DB

09:30AM-10:20AM

207 STAFF

08:30AM-10:20AM

207 STAFF

10:30AM-ll:20AM

207 STAFF

10:30AM-12:20PM

207 STAFF

08:30AM-09:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10*. 30AM-11:20AM 01:30PM-02:20PM

HI HI HI HI

209 209 209 205

APPERSON APPERSON STEIN WACKER SMITH

SCIENCE EDUCATION SCFD-362-10 SCED-362-li SCED-362-20 SCED-362-21

SCIENCE FOR ELEM TCHRS 3.0 LEC F NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB MW NOTE: NO GRADE SCIENCE FOR ELEM TCHRS 3.0 LEC F NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB MW NOTE: NO GRADE

SOCIOLOGY SOCL-101-01 SOCL-101-02 SOCL-101-03 SOCL-101-04

INTRO INTRO INTRO INTRO

SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGY

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC

MWF MWF MWF MWF

STAFF STAFF HLAD HLAD

LG LG

10 COURSE ID MUSC-395-01 MUSC-395-02 MUSC-402-01 MUSC-402-02 MUSC-402-03 MUSC-402-04 MUSC-405-01 MUSC-407-01 MUSC-407-02 MUSC-409-Ol

MUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSC-

•438-01 •440-01 •445-01 463-01 •463-02 •46^-01 464-02 •465-01 •465-02 466-01 •466-02 •469-01

MUSC-470-O1 MUSC- •477-01 MUSC- •478-02 MUSC- •483-01 MUSC- •483-02 MUSC- ■484-01 HUSC- -484-02 MUSC- ■485-01 MUSC- -485-02 MUSC- ■486-01 MUSC- -486-02 MUSC- -487-01 MUSC -487-02 MUSC -488-01 MUSC- -488-02 MUSC -495-01 MUSC -495-02 MUSC -565-01 MUSC -565-02 MUSC -585-01 MUSC -585-02

CREDIT HOURS

COURSE TITLE WIND CONCENTRATION HI NO CONCENTRATION JAZZ ENSEMBLE NOTE: APPROVED WOODWIND ENSEMBLE NOTE: APPROVED FLUTE CHOIR NOTE: APPROVED BRASS ENSEMBLE NOTE: APPROVED CONCERT CHOIR NOTE: APPROVED CAMERATAS NOTE: APPROVED LANCER EDITION NOTE: APPROVED BAND

FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR

CLASS

ACT DAYS

2.0 LES 2.0 LES STU 1.0 GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU GENERAL EDUCATION sru 1.0

NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION LEC ARRANGING 2.0 LEC 2.0 CHORAL METHODS PIANO TEACHING 2.0 LEC PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION LAB GROUP PIANO 1.0 NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION GROUP PIANO 1.0 LAB NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES 1.0 VOICE SECONDARY LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.0 VOICE CONCENTRATION LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.0 BRASS CONCENTRATION LES BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES MIND CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES WIND CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.0 VOICE CONCENTRATION LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR DG P

HARBAUM WERRELL 106 STAFF

O2:3OPM-03:45PM

105 HARBAUM

*** ARRANGE ***

226 WERRELL

02:30PM-03:45PM

204 MOHR

04:30PM-05:20PM

104 STAFF

MWF

li:3OAM-12:20PM

104 EGBERT

04:30PM-35:20PM

104 EGBERT

MwF T

02:30PM-03:20PM O7:0OPM-09:l5PM

WG WG

104 MOHR 104

TR MW MW R K R R R R R R TR

ll:20AM-12:35PM 01:30PM-02:20PM 03:30PM-04:20PM 03:55PH-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 02:30PM-03:45PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

223 104 232 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 107

MOHR

EGBERT BLASCH BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH

LE RE RE FE RE FE RE FE RE FE RE

02:30PM-03:45PM

107 BLASCH

*** ***

TO BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED **** 04:30PM-Q5:2QPM

*** ***

T T T T T T T T *** *** *** *** *** ***

R R T T

TO BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED »*** 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:iOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:iOPM TO BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED ***♦ TO BE ARRANGED *♦♦* TO BE ARRANGED *»*♦ Oi:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:lDPM 03:55PM-05:10PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204

WG WG WG KG

204 204 204 204

GR GR GR GR

206 206 211 212

TOWNSEND MOHR LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS TOWNSEND MOHR TOWNSEND MOHR HARBAUM WERRELL BLASCH MYERS LUST WILLIAMS

D RW PD TA PD TA PD TA PD TA D RW 0 RW DG P RE FE PD TA

PHILOSOPHY PHIL-200-Oi PHIL-200-O2 PHIL-201-O1 PHIL-201-O2 PHIL-210-OI PHIL-300-O1 PHIL-310-O1 PHIL-365-OI

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOS INTRODUCTION TO PHILOS INTRO CON MORAL ISSUES INTRO CON MORAL ISSUES SURVEY ANCIENT PHILOS LOGIC BUSINESS ETHICS PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

MWF

08:30AM-09:20AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-11:20AM

PEALE PEALE MWF JAMES MMF JAMES ********* CLOSED ********* JAMES MWF 10:3OAM-ll:20AM GR 206 PEALE ********* CLOSED ********* JAMES MWF ll:30AM-12:20PM GR 206 PEALE TR

JS JS ON ON ON JS DN JS

PHYSICS PHrS-101-10 PHYS-101-11 PHYS-lOi-12 PHYS-102-10 PHYS-102-11

GENERAL PHYSICS 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY O.O LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY O.O LAB N NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL PHYSICS 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY O.O LAB W NOTE: NO GRADE

09:55AM-ll:lOAM

205 FAWCETT

Ol:30PM-03:lOPM

210 FAWCETT

03:30PM-05:10PM

210 FAWCETT

10:30AM-ll:20AM

205 MESHEJIAN

Ol:30PM-03:lOPM

210 MESHEJIAN

I i

COURSE

MUSC-207-O1 MUSC-207-J2 C-209-01

COURSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

ACT

CLASS DAYS

START TIME

CAMERATAS MWF 1.0 IOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION LANCER EDITION 1.0 ITU TR MOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION SAND L.O MwF

MUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSC-

•263-.1 •263-02 ■264-01 •264-02 •265-01 •265-02 266-01 •266-02 269-01

MUSC-270-01 MUSC-277-02 MUSC-278-02 MUSC-279-01 MUSC-281-01 MUSC-282-01 MUSC- 283-01 MUSC- 283-02 MUSC- 284-01 MUSC- 284-02 MUSC- 285-01 MUSC- 285-02 MUSC- 286-01 MUSC- 286-02 MUSC- 287-01 MJSC- 287-02 MUSC- 288-01 MUSC- 288-02 MUSC- 293-01 MUSC- 29 5-01 MUSC- 295-02 MUSC- 315-01 MUSC- 327-01 MUSC- •340-01 MUSC- •340-02 MUSC- •341-01 MJSC- •363-01 MUSC- ■363-02 MUSC- •364-01 MUSC- -364-02 MUSC- -365-01 MUSC- •365-02 MUSC- -366-01 MUSC- -366-02 MUSC- -369-01 MUSC-370-01

MUSC-377-02 MUSC-378-02 MUSC-381-01 MUSC-382-01 MUSC- 383-01 MUSC- 383-02 MUSC- 384-01 MUSC- •384-02 MUSC- 385-01 MUSC- 385-02 MUSC- •386-01 MUSC- 386-02 MUSC- 387-01 MUSC- •387-02 MUSC- •388-01 MUSC- 388-02

NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION THEORY OF MUSIC 2. LEC SIGHT SINGING £ OICTATION 1.0 LEC MUSIC HISTORY 3. LEC MUSIC AND ARTS 3.J LEC JAZZ-FOLK-ROCK-BROADWAY 3.0 LEC NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CJNCENTRAIION 2.0 LES GROUP PIANO 2.0 LAB NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION 2.0 LAB GROUP PIANO NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES PERCUSSION CONCENTRATIUN 2.0 LES 1.0 LAB VOICE CLASS 1.0 LAB VOICE CLASS

NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1-0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATIUN 2.0 LES WINDS SECONDARY 1.0 LES WINDS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES WINDS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.0 LEC CONDUCTING 3.0 LEC FORM I ANALYSIS MUS IN THE CLASSROOM 3.0 LEC MUS IN THE CLASSROOM 3.0 LEC CLRM MUSIC £ MATERIALS 3.0 LEC PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATIUN 2.0 LES 2.0 LAB GROUP PIANO NOTE: APPROVED FUR GENERAL EDUCATION GROUP PIANO 2.0 LAB GENERAL EDUCATION NOTE: APPROVED FOR BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE CLASS 1.0 LAB NUTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 LAB VOICE CLASS NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONOARY 1.0 LES VOICE SECONOARY 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 8RASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION

BLDG ROOM

.TRUCTOR

Hi30AM-12:20PM

•WG

104 EGBERT

34:30PM-05:20PM

,3ErU

02:30PMJPM 07:00PM-09:15PM

104 MOHR 104

09:50AM-ll:lJAM 10:30AM-il:20AM 0U30PM-02:20PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 11:30AM-12:20PM

LO I

MOHR

MW MWF MWF MWF

WG WG WG

105 105 US 204

WILLIAMS HARBAUM BLASCH MONTGOMERY

RW TA OG RB W3

R R R R R R R R TR

03:55PM03:5 5PM03:55PM03:55PM03:5 5PM03:55PM03:55PM03:55PM02:30PM-

WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 107

3LASCH MYERS oLASCH MYERS 8LASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH

RE FE RE FE RE FE RE FE RE

02:30PM-03:45PM

107 BLASCH

WG WG

MOHR MOHR HARPER 233 WILLIAMS 233 WILLIAMS

RW RW L TA TA

03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05::10PM 03:55PM-05::10PM 03:55PM-05::10PM 03:55PM-05::10PM 03:55PM-05::10PM *** TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TO BE ARRANGED ***♦ #** TO BE ARRANGED **♦* M 04:30PM-05::20PM *** TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TO 8E ARRANGED **** 09:55AM-11::10AM TR MWF 03:30AM-09::20AM MWF 08:30AM-09::20AM MwF 09:30AM-10::20AM 09:55AM-li::10AM TR R 03:55PM-05::10PM R 03:55PM-05::10PM 03:55PM-05::10PM R 03:55PM-05::10PM R 03:55PM-05::10PM R 03:55PM-05:: 10PM R 03:55PM-05::10PM R R 03:55PM-05 :10PM TR 03:55PM-05 :10PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204

223

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG NG WG WG WG WG WG WG

106 233 106 106 208 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 107

PD TA PD TA PD TA PD TA D RW D RW DG DG P TA RW WB WB WB RE FE RE RE RE FE RE FE RE

02:30PM-03:45PM

107 BLASCH

*** TO BE ARRANGED **** *»* TO BE ARRANGED **** 03:55PM-05:10PM T

MOHR MOHR 233 WILLIAMS

RW RW TA

03:55PM-05:i0PM

233 WILLIAMS

03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM BE ARRANGEO ♦ **♦ BE ARRANGED *••* BE ARRANGED ♦*** BE ARRANGEO ****

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204

LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS TOWNSEND

PD TA PD TA PO TA PO TA 0 RW D RW

MUSC-21^MUSC-217-01 MUSC-231-01 MUSC-236-01 MUSC-237-01

END TIME

*** TO *»* TO ♦ ** TO M

05:10PM 05:10PM 05:10PM 05:10PM 05:10PM 05:10PM 35:10PM 05:10PM 03:45PM

BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** 02i30PM-03:20PM 02:30PM-03:20PM

T T T T T T T T

T T T T T T T T *** *** *** ***

TO TO TO TO

WG WG WG WG nG

LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS TOWNSEND MOHR TOWNSEND MOHR HARBAUM HARbAUM WERRELL WILLIAMS MOHR MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH

MOHR TOWNSEND MOHR

8 COURSE

MATH-271-02 MATH-271-03 MATH-313-01 MATH-321-Q1 MATH-323-01 MATH-323-02 MATH-324-01 MATH-342-01 MATH-345-01 MATH-361-0L MATH-371-01 MATH-405-01 MATH-461-01 MATH-513-01

COURSE

CREDIT HUURS

TITLE

START TIME

CLASS ACT DAYS

3.0 LEC APPLIED STATISTICS 3.0 LEC APPLIED STATISTICS 3.0 LEC TEACHING PROS L STAT 3.0 LEC MATH THINKING/PRUB SOLV 3.0 LEC MATH METHODS EARLY EDUC NOTE: OPEN TO TEACHING MAJORS ONLY 3.0 LEC MATH METHODS EARLY EDUC NOTE: OPEN TO TEACHING MAJORS ONLY 3.0 LEC MATH METHODS MID EDUC NOTE: OPEN TO TEACHING MAJORS ONLY 3.0 LEC INTRO MODERN ALGEBRA 3.0 LEC NUMBER THEORY LfcC 3.0 CALCULUS III LEC 3.0 INTRO PROB L STAT LEC 3.0 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 3.0 LEC ADVANCED CALCULUS LEC TEACHING PROB I STAT 3.0

END TIME

BLDG

ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

TR TR W MWF TR

09:55AM-il:10AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 07:OOPM-09:30PM Oii:30AH-09:20AM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM

GR GR GR GR GR

310 307 309 309 309

WU NOONE NOONE GUSSETT NOONE

RS ET JA JC JA

ll:20AM-12:35PM

309 NOONE

MwF

10:30AM-ll:20AM

309

NQUNE

MWF TR MWF MWF MWF TR W

10:30AM-11:20AM ll:20AM-12:35PM O9:30AM-10:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM Jl:30PM-02:20PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 07:OOPM-09:30PM

GR GR GR GR GR GR GR

308 307 30 3 307 307 30 4 309

MAY NOUNE MAY WU MAY LAW NOONE

RD ET RD RS RD KK JA

TR MM MWF

09:55AM-ll:10AM 09:JOAM-10:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM

WG WG WG

105 BLASCH 105 WILLIAMS 233 EGBERT

RE TA LE

MWF

ll:30AM-12:20PM

233

HAR3AUM

08:30AM-Q9:45AM

233

MYERS

09:55AM-ll:10AM

233

MYERS

il:20AM-12:35PM

233

EGBERT

BE ARRANGED **** ll:20AM-12:35PM 03:55PM-05il5PM 03:55PM-05:15PM 03:55PM-05:l5PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 02:30PM-03:45PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

227 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 107

HARPER BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH

L RE FE RE FE RE

O2:3OPM-03:45PM

107

BLASCH

BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** 03:55PM-04:45PM

TOWNSEND MOHR MOHR HARPER 233 WILLIAMS

D RW RW L IA

02:30PM-03:20PM

233 WILLIAMS

03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED *♦** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** 03:55PM-05:lOPM 04:3OPM-05:20PM BE ARRANGED **♦* BE ARRANGED ***« 04:30PM-05:20PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204

PD TA PD TA PD TA PD TA D RW D RW L DG DG P

LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS LUST wILLIAMS TOaNSEND MOHR TOWNSEND MOHR 105 HARPER 223 HARBAUM HARBAUM WERRELL 106 STAFF

02:30PM-03:*5PM

105 HARBAUM

*** ARRANGE ***

226 WERRELL

02:30PM-03:45PM

204 MOHR

04:30PM-05:20PM

104 STAFF

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WEST CIVL TO 1648 3.0 LEC WEST CIVL TO 16*8 3.0 LEC WEST CIVL TO 1648 3.0 LEC WEST CIVL TO 16*8 3.0 LEC WEST CIVL TO 1648 LEC 3.0 WEST CIVL TO 1648 3.0 LEC WEST CIVL SINCE 1648 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 3-0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 LEC 3.0 US HISTORY TO 1865 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 LEC 3.0 US HISTORY TO 1865 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 3.0 LEC US HISTORY TO 1865 LEC 3.0 HONORS US HIST TO 1865 3.0 LEC NOTE: HONORS PROGRAM STUDENTS ONLY US HISTORY SINCE 1865 LEC 3.0 US HISTORY SINCE 1365 3.0 LEC AMERICAN COLONIAL HIST 3-0 LEC EARLY NATIONAL PERIOO 3.0 LEC CIVIL WAR ANO RECON 3.0 LEC US DIP HIST SINCE 1898 3.0 LEC AFRO-AMERICAN HIST 3.0 LEC MEDIEVAL EUROPE 3.0 LEC FR REVOLUTION/NAPOLEON 3.0 LEC RUSSIA TO 1894 3.0 LEC 3.0 US CONSTITUTIONAL HIST LEC

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MATH-123-02 MATH-123-03 MATH-123-04 MATH- 161-01 MATH- 161-02 MATH- ■161-03 MAT H- 161-04 MATH- 161-05 MATH- -161-06 MATH- •164-01 MATH ■164-02 MATH- 261-01

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0d:30AM-09:45AM 303 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3.0 LEC TR GR NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPL ICABLE TOWARD DEGREE PASS/FAIL ONLY 09:55AM-ll:lOAM GR 303 3.0 LEC TR BASIC MATHEMATICS NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPL ICABLE TOWARD DEGREE PASS/FAIL ONLY 303 11:20AM-12:35PM GR 3.0 LEC TR BASIC MATHEMATICS NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPL ICABLE TOWARD DEGREE PASS/FAIL ONLY 310 GR COMP APPROACH INTRO MATH 3.0 LEC MWF Oil 30PM-02: 20PM 308 02: 30PM-03: 45PM GR COMP APPROACH INTRO MATH 3.0 LEC TR 310 02; 30PM-03: 20PM GR 3.0 LEC MWF PROBLEM SOLVING INT MATH GR 308 111 20AM-12: 35PM PROBLEM SOLVING INT MATH 3.0 LEC TR 308 3.0 LEC MWF 12: 30PM-0U 20PM GR STATISTICAL DECISION MKG 310 20AM-12: 35PM GR 11: STATISTICAL DECISION MKG 3.0 LEC TR 310 MATH FOR CONSUMER 3.0 LEC MW 07: 30PM-08: 45PM GR 20AM 310 08; 30AM-09: GR 3.0 LEC MWF BASIC CONC FOR ELEM I NOTE: ELEMENTARY/SPEC IAL ED MAJORS ONLY 307 GR 3.0 LEC MWF 11 30AM-12; 20PM BASIC CONC FOR ELEM I NOTE: ELEMENTARY/SPEC IAL ED MAJORS ONLY GR 307 08 30AM-09 45AM 3.0 LEC TR BASIC CONC FOR ELEM I NOTES ELEMENTARY/SPEC IAL ED MAJORS ONLY 307 09:55AM-ll:10AM GR 3.0 LEC TR BASIC CONC FOR ELEM I NOTE: ELEMENTARY/SPEC IAL ED MAJORS ONLY 08: 30AM-09: :20AM GR 307 LEC MWF COL ALGEBRA C TRIG 3.0 308 :20PM 111 30AM-12: GR 3.0 LEC MWF COL ALGEBRA C TRIG 308 09: 55AM-11: :10AM GR LEC TR 3.0 COL ALGEBRA L TRIG :45PM 310 02: 30PM-03: LEC TR GR COL ALGEBRA L TRIG 3.0 310 06: OOPM-07: :15PM GR LEC MW 3.0 COL ALGEBRA £ TRIG ********* ***** **** C L 0 S E D LEC 3.0 COL ALGEBRA I TRIG MWF GR 307 12: 30PM-01: :20PM LEC PRECALCULUS 3.0 310 06: OOPM-07: :15PM GR 3.0 LEC TR PRECALCULUS :20AM 09: 310 MWF 30AM-10: GR 5.0 LEC DIF t INT CALCULUS

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INTRO TO LIT L COMP 3.0 LEC INTRO TO LIT L COMP 3.0 LEC LEC INTRO JOURNALISM 3.0 3.0 LEC WRITING FICTION 3.0 LEC TECHNICAL WRITING 3.0 LEC POP CULTURE & MASS MEDIA 3.0 LEC ART OF FILM I 3.0 LEC MYTHOLOGY 3.0 LEC BRITISH LITERATURE I LEC BRITISH LITERATURE I 3.0 LEC BRITISH LITERATURE II 3.0 BRITISH LITERATURE III 3.0 LEC 3.0 BRITISH LITERATURE III LEC 3.0 LEC HONORS BRITISH LIT III NOTE: HONORS PROGRAM STUDENTS ONLY BRITISH LITERATURE IV 3.0 LEC 3.0 LEC BRITISH LITERATURE IV AMERICAN LITERATURE I 3.0 LEC AMERICAN LITERATURE II 3.0 LEC AMERICAN LITERATURE III 3.0 LEC LEC AMERICAN LITERATURE III 3.0 3.0 CHILDREN'S LITERATURE LEC 3.0 LEC CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 3.0 LEC LITERATURE YOUNG ADULTS TRAD G MODERN GRAMMAR 3.0 LEC TRAD & MODERN GRAMMAR 3.0 LEC POETRY 3.0 SEM SHORT STORY 3.0 SEM MAJOR FIGURES POETRY I 3.0 SEM WOMEN £ LITERATURE 3.0 SEM TEACHING OF ENGLISH 3.0 SEM TEACHING OF WRITING 3.0 SEM CREATIVE WRITING 3.0 SEM POETRY 3.0 SEM MAJOR FIGURES POETRY I SEM 3.0 TEACHING OF ENGLISH 3.0 SEM TEACHING WRITING 3.0 SEM

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ELEMENTARY I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ELEMENTARY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ELEMENTARY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE INTERMEDIATE I INTERMEDIATE II SURVEY OF FRENCH LIT II APPROACHES TO TCHNG FR ADV CONV/PHONETICS

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EARTH SCIENCE NOTE: ALL SECTION OF «EASC 102» ARE RESTRICTED TO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJORS. EASC-101-10 EASC-lOl-Il EASC-101-12 EASC-lOl-13 EASC-102-10 EASC-102-ll EASC-102-12 EASC-200-10 EASC-200-ll EASC-210-10 EASC-210-ll EASC-210-12 EASC-358-01 EASC-363-10 EASC-363-11

PHYSICAL SCIENCE NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ASTRONOMY OF SOLAR SYSTM NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE PHYSICAL GEOLOGY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE CARTOGRAPHY PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE

4.0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB R

08:30AM^09:20AM

204 AUSTIN

08:30AM-10:10AM

206 AUSTIN

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10:30AM-12:10PM

206 AUSTIN

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206 AUSTIN

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206 CURLEY

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09:55AM-U:10AM

204 CURLEY

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207 CURLEY

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10:30AM-ll:20AM

133 FERGUSON

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207 RUBLEY 206 AUSTIN

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0l:30PM-03:l0PM

206 AUSTIN

06:30AM-09:45AM

101 STAFF

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210 DOUGLAS

02:30PM-03:20PM

210 DOUGLAS

09:55AM-ll:lOAM

101 STAFF

03:55PM-05:10PM

211 STAFF

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210 210 103 103 103 103 211 212 019 19 102 102 211 210 210 211 211 101 19 018 103 212 102 212 102 102 210 102 206

06:30PM-07:45PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

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ENGLISH ENGL-051-01 ENGL-051-02 ENGL-051-03 ENGL-051-04 ENGL-051-05 ENGL-100-01 ENGL-100-02 ENGL-10J-03 ENGL-100-04 ENGL-100-05 ENGL-100-06 ENGL-100-07 ENGL-100-08 ENGL-100-09 ENGL-lOO-iO ENGL-100-11 ENGL-100-12 ENGL-100-13 ENGL-100-14 ENGL-100-15 ENGL-100-16 ENGL-100-17 ENGL-100-18 ENGL-100-19 ENGL-100-20 ENGL-100-21 ENGL-100-22 ENGL-100-23 ENGL-100-24 ENGL-100-25 ENGL-100-26 ENGL-100-27 ENGL-lOO-28 ENGL-lOO-50 ENGL-101-01 ENGL-101-02

BASIC WRITING SKILLS 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD DEGREE BASIC WRITING SKILLS 3.0 LEC MWF NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD DEGREE BASIC WRITING SKILLS 3.0 LEC MWF NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD DEGREE BASIC WRITING SKILLS LEC TR 3.0 NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD DEGREE BASIC WRITING SKILLS 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD DEGREE EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC MWF 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC TR 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC TR WRIT RESEARCH EXPOS AND 3.0 LEC TR EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC TR EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC TR TR WRIT RESEARCH LEC AND EXPOS 3.0 LEC TR EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 WRIT RESEARCH EXPOS AND LEC TR 3.0 3.0 LEC TR EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC TR 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC TR 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC MWF 3.0 3.0 LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC MW EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC TR 3-0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH RESEARCH 3.0 LEC TR EXPOS WRIT AND LEC MWF 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC TR EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH RESEARCH LEC TR WRIT AND 3.0 EXPOS 3.0 LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH AND RESEARCH LEC MWF 3.0 EXPOS WRIT 3.0 LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC MWF 3.0 EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH LEC TR HONORS EXPOS WRIT 3.0 ONLY NOTE: HONORS PROGRAM STUDENTS LEC TR 3.0 INTRO TO LIT C COMP LEC TR 3.0 INTRO TO LIT C COMP

MAY MAY STAFF STAFF STINSON STINSON VANNESS VANNESS ORD ORD CRAFT CRAFT SEDGWICK TINNELL TINNELL WOODS WOODS STAFF HEVENER LUND LUND STAFF FLANAGAN FLANAGAN CHALLENDER CHALLENDER STAFF STAFF SPRAGUE

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MC MC G G PA PA CM CM ES CC CC WC WC F MC MC KT KT C C

COURSE ID BIOL-423-il BIOL-490-Ol BIOL-491-01 BIOL-496-00

COURSE TITLE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE BIOLOGICAL SEMINAR BIOLOGICAL SEMINAR II RESEARCH IN BIOLOGY

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03:30PM-05:10PM

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CHEMISTRY CHEM-101-10 CHEM-101-U CHEM-101-12 CHEM-101-20 CHEM-101-21 CHEM-101-22 CHEM-101-30 CHEM-101-31 CHEM-101-32 CHEM-101-40 CHEM-101-41 CHEM-101-42 CHEM-102-10 CHEM-102-11 CHEM-201-10 CHEM-201-ll CHEM-305-10 CHEM-305-ll CHEM-305-12 CHEM-351-10 CHEN-351-11 CHEM-371-01 CHEM-400-10 CHEM-400-ll CHEM-461-00

GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1 NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL CHEMISTRY I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL CHEMISTRY I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY LABORATORY GENERAL CHEMISTRY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS I NOTES LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEN

0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE ONE 0. 0 LAB T

09:30AM-10:20AM

306 MAXWELL

02:30PM-J4:10PM

311 MAXWELL

0.0

04:30PM-06:10PM

311 MAXWELL

0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE ONE LAB M 0 0

08:30AM-09:20AM

306 HARDY

01:30PM-03:10PM

311 HARDY

0.0

03:30PM-05:10PM

311 HARDY

ll:20AM-12:35PM

306 HARDY

02:30PH-04:10PM

311 HARDY

04:30PM-06:10PM

311 HARDY

LAB T

LAB M

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4 0 0 4 0

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,0 LEC ********* CLOSED ********* ,0 LAB ********* C L 0 S E D ********* ,0 LAB ********* CLOSED ********* .0 LEC TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM ST 306 CHOOSE ONE ,0 LAB W 01:30PM-03:10PM ST 311

LEHMAN LEHMAN LEHMAN HARDY

RH RH RH JA

HARDY

4 ,0 LEC TR - CHOOSE ONE LAB W 0. 0

09:55AM-11:10AM

306 BARBER

0U30PM-06:O0PM

310 BARBER

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ll:30AM-12:20PM

306 MAXWELL

02:30PM-05:30PM

307 MAXWELL

0.0

02:30PM-05:30PM

307 MAXWELL

4. 0 LEC TR - CHOOSE ONE 0. 0 LAB M

08:30AM- 09:45AM

306 BARBER

Ol:30PM-05:30PM

305 BARBER

3.0

il:20AM-12:35PM

205 MAXWELL

10:30AM-11:20AM

304 BARBER

02:30PM-05:30PM

305 BARBER

0l:30PM-02:20PM

304 STAFF

LAB W

LEC TR

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I 4 0 LEC MMF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0 0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRAOE SPECIAL RESEARCH IN CHEM 2.0- 4.0 LAB F

COMPUTER SCIENCE NOTE:

CMSC-156-01 CMSC-156-02 CMSC-156-03 CMSC-156-04 CMSC-156-05

CMSC-201-01 CMSC-204-01 CMSC-205-01 CMSC-301-01 CMSC-308-01 CMSC-490-01

ALL SECTIONS OF «CMSC 156» ARE RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS AND PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS.

IU30AM-12:20PM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC MWF NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS ONLY 02:30PM-03:20PM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC MWF NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS ONLY 08:30AM-09:45AM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS ONLY 04:00PM-06:30PM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC T NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS ONLY 07:OOPM-09:30PM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC T NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS ONLY 11220AM-12:35PM BUSINESS LANGUAGE I 3.0 LEC TR 10:30AM-ll:20AM INTRODUCTION PROGRAMMING 2.0 LEC MWF NOTE: COURSE START DATE 08/26/87; COURSE END DATE 10/30/87 10:30AM-il:20AM INTRODUCTION TO FORTRAN 1.0 LEC MWF NOTE: COURSE START DATE 11/02/87; COURSE END DATE 12/07/87 03:55PM-05slOPM ASSEMBLER L ORGANIZATION 3.0 LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 3.0 LEC TR 11:30AM-12:20PN DIRECTED STUDY 3.0 LEC MWF

310 AREHART

308 AREHART

307 STAFF

GR GR

304 AREHART 310 WEBBER

JE RP

310 WEBBER

GR GR GR

309 MEBBER 309 WEBBER 309 WEBBER

RP RP RP

COURSE

BIOL-101-20

BlOL-lOi-21 BIOL-lOi-22 8IOL-101-30 BIOL-101-31 BIOL-101-32 BIOL-101-33 BIOL-101-40 BIOL-101-41 BIOL-101-42 BIOL-102-10 BIOL-102-11 BIOL-102-12 BIOL-102-20 BIQL-102-21 BIOL-102-22 BIOL-103-10

BIOL-103-ll BIOL-103-12 BIOL-103-20 BIOL-103-21 BIOL-103-22 BIOL-103-30 BIOL-103-31 BIOL-103-32 BIOL-201-10 BIQL-201-11 BIOL-206-10 BIOL-206-11 BIOL-206-12 BIOL-206-13 BIOL-206-14

BIOL-235-01 BIOL-304-10 BIOL-304-11 BIOL-306-10

BIOL-306-11 BIOL-341-10 BIOL-341-11 BIOL-385-01 BIOL-400-01 BIOL-423-10

COURSE TITLE BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS LABORATORY LABORATORY GENERAL BOTANY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL BOTANY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL ZOOLOGY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB M 0.0

LAB M

4.0 LEC MWF FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB R

START TIME

END TIME

BLOG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

09:55AM-ll:10AM

133 TINNELL

01:30PM-03:10PM

121 TINNELL

03:30PM-05:10PM

121 TINNELL

08:30AM-09:20AM

118 WELLS

02:30PM-04:10PM

121 WELLS

0.0

LAB R

04:30PM-06:lOPM

121 WELLS

0*0

LAB R

10:30AM-12:10PN

121 WELLS

LEC ********* CLOSED ********* 4.0 0.0 LAB ********* CLOSED ********* LAB ********* CLOSED ********* 0.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM JF 133 4.0 FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 01:3OPM-03:l0PM 0.0 LAB M ST 112

LEHMAN LEHMAN LEHMAN BREIL

RH RH RH DA

BREIL

03:30PM-05:10PM

112 BREIL

09:55AM-ll:10AM

118 GEMBORYS

02:30PM-04:10PM

112 GEMBORYS

04:30PM-06:10PM

112

GEMBORYS

il:20AM-12:35PM

133

BREIL

01:30PM-03:10PM

116

BREIL

03:30PM-05:10PM

116

BREIL

GENERAL ZOOLOGY 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB R NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB R NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL ZOOLOGY 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB N NOTE: NO GRADE PLANT MORPHOLOGY 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB W NOTE: NO GRADE HUMAN ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB W NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB W NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB R NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB R NOTE: NO GRADE NUTRITION 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: PRE-NURSING/PHYSICAL EDUC. MAJORS ONLY MICROBIOLOGY 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB TR NOTE: NO GRADE VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGY 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL ECOLOGY 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE

08:3OAM-09:45AM

133 FERGUSON

02:30PM-04:iOPM

116 FERGUSON

04:30PM-06:10PM

116 FERGUSON

ll:30AM-12:20PM

133 HEINEMANN

Ol:30PM-03:lOPM

116 HEINEMANN

03:30PM-05:10PM

116 HEINEMANN

ll:30AM-12:20PM

103 BREIL

03:30PM-06:00PM

113 BREIL

08:30AM-09:20AM

133 MERKLE

01:30PM-03:10PM

115 MERKLE

03:30PM-05:10PM

115 MERKLE

09:30AM-ll:10AM

115 MERKLE

02:30PM-04:10PM

115 MERKLE

07:0OPM-08:15PM

103 PRICE

02:30PM-03:45PN

118 TINNELL

03:45PM-05:25PM

123 TINNELL

08:30AM-09:20AM

118 BREIL

03:30PM-06:00PM

115 BREIL

09:30AM-10:20AM

103 BATTS

01:30PM-03:10PM

107 BATTS

CONTEMP BIOL PROBLEMS UNIFYING BIOL PRINCIPLES GENETICS AND MAN NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW

09:55AM-li:lOAM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM

ST ST ST

103 BREIL 103 WELLS 118 HEINEMANN

DA OC RL

0.0

LAB M

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB T 0.0

LAB T

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB W 0.0

LAB *

1.0 LEC TR 3.0 LEC MWF 4.0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE ONE

FALL 1987 CLASS SCHEDULE SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES COURSE 10

COURSE TITLE

CREOIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TINE

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH -101-01 ANTH -101-02 ANTH -101-03 ANTH -101-04 ANTH -103-50 ANTH -104-01 ANTH -213-01 ANTH -320-01 ANTH -383-01 ANTH -492-00

09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-ii:20AM 11:30AM-12:20PM Ol:30PM-02:20PM 06:30PM-09:00PM

HI HI HI HI HI

206 206 206 206 206

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02:30PM-03:45PM li:20AM-12:35PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 08:30AM-09:45AM *** TO BE ARRANGED **♦*

HI HI HI HI

206 206 206 205

STAFF JORDAN STAFF HLAD JORDAN

WF WF TR WF TR WF MW MM TR TR TR WF

08:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-12:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 08:30AM-10:20AM 02:30PM-04:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 04:30PM-06:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 12:30PM-0l:20PM Q8:30AM-09:45AM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 04:30PM-06:20PM 03230AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-U:20AM 10 :30AM-11:20AM

BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BO BD 8D BD BD BD BD

234 234 232 232 234 234 205 207 207 213 213 213 103 103 121 121 121 234 119 103 103

STAFF STAFF BALDR1DGE BALDRIDGE OLIVER OLIVER BISHOP SPRINGER STAFF BISHOP BISHOP OLIVER MCCARTER FLYNN

09:30AM-10:20AM 02:30PM-04:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 08:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-12:20PM 08:30AM-10:2 0AM 02:30PM-04:20PM 08:30AM-09:20AM 04:30PM-06:20PM 04:30PM-06:20PM 04:30PM-06:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 04:30PM-06:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM 02:30PM-04:20PM

BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BO BD BD BD BD BD BD

103 207 232 119 207 207 213 103 119 119 119 232 213 119 232 232 232 207 207 213 213 103 119

FLYNN STAFF BALDRIDGE BALDRIDGE BALORIDGE SPRINGER BISHOP FLYNN EDMONSON EDMONSON EDMONSON BALDRIDGE OLIVER EDMONSON BALDRIDGE BALDRIDGE BALDRIDGE SPRINGER SPRINGER BISHOP OLIVER FLYNN STAFF

10:30AM-ll:20AM

118 BATTS

09:30AM-ll:lOAM

121 BATTS

02:30PM-04:iOPM

121 BATTS

3.0 LEC INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY 3.0 LEC INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY 3.0 LEC INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY 3.0 LEC INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY 3.0 LEC HON HUMAN LIFE PREHIST NOTE: HONORS PROGRAM STUDENTS ONLY 3.0 LEC LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 3.0 LEC PEOPLES OF THE PACIFIC 3.0 LEC FOLKLORE SEM 1.0 OCCUPATIONS AND CAREERS 3.0-15. 0 INT INTERNSHIP

MWF MWF MWF MWF

INTRO INTERIOR DESIGN 3.0 STU 3.0 STU TEXTILES CRAFTS 3.0 STU 3.0 STU CRAFTS 3.0 STU BASIC DESIGN BASIC DESIGN 3.0 STU 3.0 STU DRAWING I 3.0 STU DRAWING I 3.0 STU DRAWING I 3„0 STU BASIC PROCESS PHOTO 3.0 BASIC PROCESS PHOTO STU 3.0 STU BASIC PROCESS PHOTO INTRO VISUAL ARTS 3.0 LEC 3.0 LEC INTRO VISUAL ARTS 3.0 STU CERAMICS 3.0 STU CERAMICS 3.0 STU CERAMICS II GRAPHIC DESIGN II 3.0 STU DESIGN IN WOOD 3.0 STU 3.0 ANCIENT MED ART WEST WL LEC HON ANCIENT MED ART WEST 3.0 LEC NOTE: HONORS PROGRAM STUDENTS ONLY HIS WEST ART MOD WORLD 3.0 LEC 3.0 STU PAINT: ACRYL1C-WATERBASE JEWELRY t METAL WORK 3.0 STU ADVANCED DESIGN IN WOOD 3.0 STU ART EDUCATION K-4 3.0 STU ART EDUCATION K-4 3.0 STU PHOTO AS ART FORM 3.0 STU HIST MODERN ARCHITECTURE 3.0 LEC SCULPTURE I: FIGURATIVE 3.0 STU SCULPTURE III EXP MEDIA 3.0 STU SCULPTURE III: CARVING 3.0 STU 3.0 SPECIAL TOPICS: VIS ARTS STU SPECIAL TOPICS: VIS ARTS 3.0 STU CERAMICS STUDIO 3.0 STU JEWELRY II 3.0 STU METALSMITHING 3.0 STU ADVANCED CASTING 3.0 STU DRAWING STUDIO 3.0 STU TEACHING ART IN SEC SCH 3.0 LAB PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 3.0 STU PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 3.0 STU STUDIES IN ART HISTORY 3.0 IND PAINTING STUDIO 3.0 STU

W TR TR TR R

JW JW JW

JW LG JW

ART ART ART ART ART ART ART

ART ART ART

ART ART ART ART ART ART

ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART

ART ART ART

ART ART

ART ART ART ART ART ART

-101-01 -102-01 -110-01 -110-02 -120-01 -120-02 -130-01 -130-02 -130-03 -155-01 -155-02 -155-03 -160-01 -160-02 -213-01 -213-02 -214-01 -222-01 -224-01 -261-01 -261-50 -263-01 -270-01 -313-01 -325-01 -341-01 -341-02 -355-01 -367-01 -381-01 -382-01 -383-01 -401-01 -401-02 -412-01 -413-01 -414-01 -416-01 -430-01 -441-01 -455-01 -455-02 -461-01 -471-01

MWF

TR MW TR MW TR TR MWF MWF MWF

TR WF TR MW TR MW MKF

TR TR TR WF WF TR WF WF WF MW TR MW WF TR TR

EDMONSON EDMONSON EDMONSON OLIVER BALDRIDGE FLYNN FLYNN

MS MS A A BL HL BL BL A SC EL RW RW RW A MS EL EL EL MS MS MS HL BL EL RW RW RN

MS A RW MS MS MS HL HL BL A EL

BIOLOGY BIOL-101-10 BIOL-iOi-11 BIOL-101-12

BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE

17 COURSE ID

COURSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

START TIME

CLASS ACT DAYS

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

SOCIAL WORK SOWK-101-01 SOWK-101-02 SOWK-240-01 SOWK-280-01 SOWK-309-01 SOWK-309-02 SOWK-320-01 SGWK-335-01 SOWK-336-01 SOWK-339-01 SOWK-340-01 SOWK-400-01 SUWK-401-01 SOWK-404-01 SOWK-407-01 SOWK-415-01 SOWK-427-01 SOWK-490-01

INTRO HUMAN SERVICES INTRO HUMAN SERVICES SOC POLICY C SOC WELF HUM BEHAV £ SOC ENV I HUM SEXUAL ADJ HUM SEXUAL ADJ SW RESEARCH JR INT MEANS LAB INT MEANS IN SW JR FIELD INSTRUCTION JR INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR FIELD INSTRUCTION INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR SOC WEL ADMIN LAW L SOCIAL WORKER INT PROF COMMUNICATION ADV INTERVENTIVE MEANS TOPICAL SEMINAR

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 1.0 3.0 5.0 1.0 12.0 2.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 3.0 1.0- 3.

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LEC INT SEM

MWF MWF

10:30AM-ll:20AM 12:30PM-0l:2QPM 09:55AM-IU10AM ll:20AM-12:3i>PM O6:30PM-O9:O0PM O9:3OAM-10:20AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 01:30PM-03:20PM ll:20AM-12:35PM BE ARRANGED ♦*** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **♦* BE ARRANGED *♦** BE ARRANGED ***♦ 03:30PM-04:20PM 09:55AM-11:10AM BE ARRANGED ****

RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW

O9:30AM-10:20AM Oi:30PM-02:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM 09:55AM-IU10AM *** TO BE ARRANGED **** ♦** TO BE ARRANGED **** MWF 10:30AM-11:20AM W 06:00PM-08:30PM

WN UN WN WN

Ol:30PM-03:20PM END DATE 10/16/87 *** ARRANGE ***

TR TR

M MWF TR W TR

*** ♦** *** *** ♦** *** MWF

TO TO TO TO TO TO

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INT

SEM LEC LEC LEC LEC TR

RW RW

228 228 227 227 227 227 227 228 228

SIMPSON-JOHNSON SIMPSON-JOHNSON STONIKINIS GC ALLEN-BLEDSOE E ALLEN-BLEDSOE E ALLEN-BLEDSOE E STONIKINIS GC SIMPSON-JOHNSON SIMPSON-JOHNSON SIMPSON-JOHNSON SIMPSON-JOHNSON STONIKINIS GC STONIKINIS GC STONIKINIS GC STONIKINIS GC 228 YOUNG SV 228 ALLEN-BLfcOSOE E STONIKINIS GC

SPECIAL EDUCATION SPED-202-01 SPED-300-01 SPED-304-01 SPED-315-01 SPED-320-01 SPED-327-01 SPED-375-01 SPED-450-01

INTRO TO SPECIAL ED EXCPTNL LEARNR ASSESSMNT CURR £ METHOD ADAPTATION ED MOTIVATNL TECHNIQUES FIELD EXPERIENCE ED FIELD EXPERIENCE LO LANGUAGE/OISORDERS CAREER/LIFE PLANNING

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LAB LEC LEC

MWF MWF R R

TL TL TL

WN WN

OVERTON OVERTGN OVERTON STAFF STAFF OVERTON 122 WILLIAMS 121 STAFF

224 HODGES

143 BINGHAM

207 121 121 121

TL VG

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHED-108 05 PHED-114-01

PHED-115- 01

PHED-118- 01 PHED-124- 01 PHED-134- 01

PHED-109- 01

PHED-122-01

BEGINNING NOTE: BEGINNING NOTE:

GOLF 1.0 LEC MWF COURSE START DATE 08/25/87; COURSE SCUBA DIVING 1.0 LEC MW SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED COURSE START DATE 08/25/87; COURSE BEGINNING SOCCER 1.0 LEC MWF TR NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY COURSE START DATE 08/25/87; COURSE CYCLING UO LEC TR NOTE: COURSE START DATE 08/25/87; COURSE BEG CAMPING SKILLS 1.0 LEC MW NOTE: COURSE START DATE 08/25/87; COURSE BEGINNING TRACK £ FIELD 1.0 LEC MWF TR NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY COURSE START DATE 08/25/87; COURSE

END DATE 10/16/87 10:30AM-ll:20AM 09:55AM-1U10AM END DATE 10/16/87 02:30PM-05:10PM END DATE 10/16/87 02:3QPM-04:20PM END DATE 10/16/87 1Q:30AM-1U20AM ll:20AM-12:35PM

1.0

B8 P0S1PANK0 B8

NELSON

203 KOESLER

LN LN

224 CALLAWAY 224

LN LN

224 CALLAWAY 224

LN LN

22 3 DUNCAN 223

END DATE 10/16/87

ll:30AM-12:20PM LEC MWF ll:20AM-12:35PM TR NOTE: COURSE START DATE 10/19/87; COURSE END DATE 12/08/87 10:30AM-11:20AM BEGINNING BASKETBALL 1.0 LEC MWF 09255AM-1U10AM TR NOTE: COURSE START DATE 10/19/87; COURSE ENO DATE 12/08/87

BEGINNING VOLLEYBALL

IL IL

HAVE A GOOD REGISTRATION Best wishes on your exams!

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END TIME

PHED- 332-01 PHED- 360-01 PHED- 361-01 PHED- 364-01 PHED- 370-01 PHED- 371-01 PHED- 381-01 PHED- 385-01 PHED- 386-01 PHED- 390-01 PHEO- ■390-02 PHED- ■413-01

1.0 LEC MWF ll:30AM-12 :20PM 1.0 LEC TR ll:20AM-12 :35PM 1.0 LEC TR ll:20AM-12 :35PM 10:30AM-11 :20AM DANCE LEC MWF 1.0 12:3OPM-0i :20PM 1.0 LEC MWF 1.0 LEC MWF 02:30PM-03 :20PM LEC MWF 09:30AM-10 :20AM OANCE 1.0 MWF 1.0 10C30AM-11 :20AM DANCE LEC 09:55AM-ll :10AM l.J LEC TR DANCE 03:45PM-05 :15PM 2.0 LEC MTW LEC TR 09:55AM-il :10AM BEG BASEBALL £ FOOTBALL 1.0 NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY MAJORS INTERM TENNIS 1.0 LEC TR il:20AM-12:35PM NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLT LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM INTERMEDIATE BOWLING 1.0 10:30AM-11:20AM INTERMEDIATE 80WLING 1.0 LEC MWF ll:20AM-12:35PM INTERMEDIATE GOLF 1.0 LEC TR LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM INTERMEDIATE GOLF 1.0 LEC TR 08:30AM-09:45AM INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING 1.0 02:30PM-03:45PM LIFEGRDG/EMERG WATR SAFT 2.0 LEC MTWR INT WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 LEC MWF 10:30AM-li:20AM INT WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 MWF LEC 11:30AM-12:20PM INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 LEC MW 12:30PM-02:20PM NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 LEC MW 02:30PM-04:20PM NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 02:30PM-05:30PM LEC T NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED INTERM EQUITATION - HUNT 1.0 LEC TR 09:55AM-12:55PM NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED INTERM EQUITATION - HUNT 1.0 02:30PM-05:30PM LEC TR NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED INT MODERN DANCE 1.0 09:55AM-ll:l0AM LEC TR AOV MODERN DANCE 2.0 LEC MTW 03:45PM-05:15PM INTERM BASEBALL FOOTBALL 1.0 LEC TR ll:20AM-12:35PM NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY PRAC IN ATH TRAIN 1.0 IND ♦♦* TO BE ARRANGED **** PE IN ELEM SCHOOL 3.0 LEC MWF 08:30AM-09:20AM CATALINAS I 1.0 LEC MTWR 03:55PM-05:10PM NOTE: BY AUDITION/APPLICATION ONLY ADV MODERN DANCE 2.0 LEC MTW 03:45PM-05:15PM TEACH PE IN SEC SCHOOL 3.0 LEC MWF 01:30PM-02:20PM 3.0 DEV L ADAPT ACTIVITIES LEC MWF 0l:30PM-02:20PM ADAPTED PE 3.0 LEC TR *** ARRANGE *** ADV ATHLETIC TRAINING 3.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM PRAC IN ATH TRAIN 1.0 IND »** TO BE ARRANGED **** PERCEPTUAL MOTOR ACTIVIT 3.0 LEC TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM SPORT PSYCHOLOGY 3.0 LEC TR 08:30AM-09:45AM KlNESIOLOGY 3.0 LEC MWF 10:30AM-ll:20AM ELEM SCH HEALTH L PE 3.0 LEC TR 08:30AM-09s45AM ELEM SCH HEALTH L PE 3.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM ADVANCED CATALINAS 1.0 LEC MTWR 03:55PM-05:10PM

PHED-432-01 PHED-462-Ol PHED-465-01 PHED-488-01 PHED-490-00 PHED-491-00 PHED-497-00

NOTE: BY AUDITION/APPLICATION ONLY ADV MODERN DANCE 2.0 LEC ORG/ADM HEALTH L PE PROG 3.0 LEC SURVEY OF CONTEMP DANCE 2.0 LEC ADV FITNESS CONCEPTS 3.0 LEC PRACT1CUM I 1.0- 6.0 IND PRACTICUM II LO- 6.0 IND SPEC PROJ IN PE 1.0- 3.0 IND

PHED- 126-01 PHED- 126-02 PHED- 127-01 PHEO- 128-01 PHEO- 129-01 PHED- •130-01 PHED- 131-01 PHED- •131-02 PHED- 131-03 PHED- •132-01 PHED- ■133-01 PHED-204-01 PHED-207-01 PHED-207-02 PHED-208-Ol PHED-208-02 PHED-211-Oi PHED-212-01 PHED-216-01 PHED-216-02 PHEO-223-01 PHED-223-02 PHED-223-03 PHED-223-04 PHED-223-05 PHE0-231-01 PHED-232-01 PHE0-233-01 PHE0-271-01 PHED-280-Oi PHED-313-01

BEGINNING YOGA BEGINNING YOGA AEROBIC DANCING BEG SOCIAL L REC BEGINNING BALLET BEGINNING JAZZ BEGINNING MODERN BEGINNING MODERN BEGINNING MODERN ADV MODERN DANCE

MTW

TR *** MWF *** ***

TU TO *♦♦ TO

*** ARRANGE *** 09:55AM-11:10AM BE ARRANGED **** 08:30AM-09:20AM BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED *♦** BE ARRANGED ****

BLDG ROOM LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN IL IL

307 307 223 224 307 30 7 307 307 30 7 307 B8

INSTRUCTOR ANDREWS ANDREWS 3UDD

NA NA RL

BOBBITT

STAFF STAFF NEAL NEAL NEAL STAFF BOLDING

NO ND NO

B8 DUNCAN

CB SG

LK LK LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

119 119 224 224 143 143 313 313 100

O'NEIL O'NEIL SMITH U'NEIL LUTHER BINGHAM NELSON NELSON ANDREWS

100 ANDREWS

LN LN IL

307 NEAL 307 STAFF B8 BOLDING

LN LN

CARL TON 203 BOBBITT 143 BINGHAM

WG EW SM

307 STAFF O'NEIL

LN LN LN

208 BOBBITT 203 MERLING 208 CARLTON

LN LN LN LN LN LN

100 203 20 8 208 208 143

LN LN

307 NEAL HARRIS NEAL 312 GRAHAM STAFF STAFF STAFF

CARLTON BOBBITT HARRIS BINGHAM ANDREWS ANDREWS BINGHAM

SM SM BB SM CC SM

sc sc

SM EW JE WG WG EW BL SM NA NA SM ND BL ND GP

RECREATION RECR-110-Ol RECR-205-01 RECR-300-01 RECR-305-Ol RECR-361-01 RECR-370-01 RECR-404-01 RECR-410-01 RECR-437-01 RECR-461-00 RECR-490-01 RECR-490-02

INTRO TO THER RECREATION SOCIAL RECREATION PRE-INTERNSHIP SEMINAR LEISURE COUNSELING DEV £ ADAPT ACTIVITIES PROG PLAN & DEV THER REC LEISURE £ AGING SUPER & ADM OF REC LEADER & GROUP DYNAMICS SPECIAL PROJECT THER REC SENIOR INTERNSHIP SENIOR INTERNSHIP

3.0 2.0

1.0 3.0

3.0 3.0

3.0 3.0 3.0 1.0- 3.0 16.0 16.0

LEC MWF

08:30AM-09:20AM LEC TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 02:30PM-03:20PM LEC W 02:30PM-03:45PM LEC TR 0l:30PM-02:20PM LEC MWF MWF ll:30AM-12:20PM LEC 02:30PM-04:20PM LEC M LEC MWF 10:30AM-U:20AM ll:20AM-12:35PM LEC TR *** IND TO BE ARRANGED **** INT *»» TO BE ARRANGED **** INT »** TO BE ARRANGED ****

LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

208 203 208 208 207 203 203

MERLING KOESLER VALE VALE BOBBITT VALE STAFF KOESLER VALE STAFF MERLING VALE

JE R WH WH EW WH R WH JE WH

15 COURSE

EDUC-486-02 EDUC-486-03 EDUC-488-Oi EDUC-505-01 EDUC-521-01 EOUC-525-01 EDUC-542-Ol EDUC-543-01 EDUC-547-01 EOUC-555-01 EDUC-571-01 EDUC-615-01 EDUC-661-01 EDUC-675-Oi EDUC-673-01 EDUC-679-01 EOUC-681-01

COURSE TITLE MULTICULTURAL ED MOD MULTICULTURAL ED MOD EDUCATION SEMINAR PHIL-PSYCH FOUND G L C HUMAN GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT FOUND READING £ LANGUAGE CURR DEVELOPMENT ELEM CURR DEVELOPMENT SCNDRY INSTR MEDIA £ COMP TECH MENTAL TESTS FOUND INSTR & LEARNG THR PRACTICUM IN COUNSELING FOUND EDUC RESEARCH PUBLIC SCH AOM INTERNSHIP ADMINISTRATN INTERNSHIP SUPERVISION FOUNO EVAL OF LEARNING

CREDIT HOURS 1.0

1.0 1.0 3,0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

CLASS ACT DAYS LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LEC LEC INT INT LEC

START TIME

ENO TIME

BLDG ROOM

01:0OPM-03:00PM Oi:OOPM-03:00PM 02:0OPM-03:30PM T 06:0OPM-08:30PM M 06:OOPM-08:30PM M 06:OOPM-08:30PM M 06:OOPM-08:30PM M 06:0OPM-O8:30PM M 06:OOPM-08:30PM 06:OOPM-08:30PM W T 06:0OPM-08:30PM *** TO BE ARRANGED **** W 06:OOPM-08:30PM 06:OOPM-08:30PM T *** TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TO BE ARRANGED **** T 06:OOPM-08:30PM

WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN

MTWRF MTWRF MTWRF

INSTRUCTOR

RA RA GIBBONS WEATHERLY BANTON WOODBURN SIZEMORE SIZEMORE VICK RA BANTON WEATHERLY 122 BARTOS 122 GIBBONS STAFF STAFF 123 RA

LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

207 207 207 207 203 203 208 203

WN WN

AU02 AUD2 AUDI 121 123 121 122 122 101 121 129

JB JB RO MG RL MS RB RB NJ JB RL MG RB RD

HEALTH HLTH-100-01 HLTH-100-02 HLTH-10O-03 HLTH-100-04 HLTH-2U-01 HLTH-212-01 HLTH-260-01 HLTH-366-01

INTRO HEALTH AwARENESS INTRO HEALTH AWARENESS INTRO HEALTH AwARENESS INTRO HEALTH AWARENESS DRUGSt ALCUH £ TOBACCO HUMAN SEXUALITY EMERGENCY CARE £ F AID COMMUNITY HEALTH

1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 3.0 2.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

3.0 3.0

LEC TR LEC TR

MWF MWF

TR TR TR MW TR MWF

Ol:30PM-02:20PM 02:30PM-03:20PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM ll:20AM-12:35PM 03:55PM-05:I0PM 03:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-03:45PM ll:30AM-12:20PM

HUFFMAN HUFFMAN HUFFMAN S0FALV1 SOFALVI SOFALVI KOESLER SOFALVI

AH AH AH AJ AJ AJ R AJ

LAINE LESTOURGEON

RR M

GRAHAM GRAHAM BUDD HARRIS HARRIS HARRIS FINNIE 3'NEIL U'NEIL FINNIE HUFFMAN HUFFMAN HUFFMAN SMITH SMITH O'NEIL GRAHAM JOHNSON JOHNSON LUTHER ANDREWS NEAL NEAL NELSON NELSON COUGHLIN COUGHLIN BOLDING COUGHLIN BINGHAM

GP GP RL BL BL BL SE SM SM SE AH AH AH BB BB SM GH JR JR CC NA EL EL SC SC LE LE CB LE SM

LIBRARY SCIENCE LISC-401-01 LlSC-402-01

ORGANIZATION OF MATERIAL ADMIN OF LIB MED CENT

09:55AM-ll:lOAM 02:30PM-03:45PM

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHED-101-01 PHED-101-02 PHED-103-01 PHED-104-01 PHED-104-02 PHED-104-03 PHED-105-01 PHED-107-01 PHED-107-02 PHED-107-03 PHE0-107-04 PHED-107-05 PHED-107-06 PHE0-108-01 PHED-108-02 PHED-108-03 PHED-108-04 PHED-110-01 PHED-110-02 PHED-lll-01 PHED-112-01 PHED-116-01 PHED-116-02 PHE0-116-03 PHED-116-04 PHED-116-05 PHED-116-06 PHED-116-07 PHED-116-08 PHED-117-01 PHED-123-01 PHED-123-02 PHED-123-03 PHE0-123-04 PHED-123-05

BEG AEROBIC F1T/WGT CNTL 1.0 BEG AEROBIC FIT/WGT CNTL 1.0 1.0 WOMEN'S BEG GYMNASTICS BEGINNING TENNIS 1.0 1.0 BEGINNING TENNIS BEGINNING TENNIS 1.0 FIELD HOCKEY/LACROSSE 1.0 BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 1.0 BEGINNING BOWLING BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 1.0 BEGINNING BOWLING BEGINNING GOLF 1.0 BEGINNING GOLF 1.0 1.0 BEGINNING GOLF 1-0 BEGINNING GOLF NON-SWIMMERS 1.0 1.0 NON-SWIMMERS 1.0 BEGINNING SWIMMING 1.0 WATER AEROBICS 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 BEGINNING CANOEING NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIR ED 1.0 BEGINNING EQUITATION NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED 1.0 BEGINNING EQUITATION NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED BEGINNING EQUITATION 1.0 NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED 1.0 BEG EQUITATION - HUNT NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED 1.0 ,BEG EQUITATION - HUNT HQTE:. SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED

08:30AM-09:20AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 12:30PM-01:20PM Ol:30PM-02:20PM 02:30PM-03:20PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 03:55PM-05:10PM il:30AM-12:20PM 09:55AM-ll:10AM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 03:55PM-05:iOPM 10:30AM-ll:20AM li:30AM-12:2OPM 09:55AM-U:10AM 12:30PM-0l:2OPM 08:30AM-09:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM ll:30AM-12:20PM O8:30AM-O9:45AM 09:55AM-ll:10AM ll:20AM-12:35»PM 02:30PM-03:45PM ll:20AM-12:35PM

LN LN LN IL IL IL IL LK LK LK LK LK LK LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

224 224 223 B8 B8 B8 B8 119 119 119 119 119 119 223 224 224 223 143 143 143 143 313 313 313 313 313 313 313 313 143

LEC MW

12:30PM-02:20PM

100 ANDREWS

LEC MW

02:30PM-04:20PM

100 ANDREWS

LEC T

O2:30PM-05:3OPM

100 ANDREWS

LEC TR

09:55AM-12:55PM

100 ANDREWS

LEC TR

02:30PM-05:3OPM

100 ANDREWS

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

MWF TR TR MWF MWF TR TR MWF MWF TR TR TR MWF TR TR TR TR MWF MWF TR MWF MWF MWF

MWF MWF TR TR TR TR TR

• -

♦

14 COURSE ID

CREDIT HOURS

COURSE TITLE

CLASS ACT DAYS

START

TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

MILITARY SCIENCE MISC- •101-01 MISC- •101-02 MISC- 101-03 MISC- 101-04 MISC- 102-01 MISC- 201-01 MISC- 201-02 MISC- 201-03 MISC- 201-04 MISC- 202-01 MISC- 301-01 MISC-301-02 MISC-301-10 MISC-303-01 MISC-303-02 MISC-303-lO

Q9:30AM-10:20AM 02:30PM-03:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM U:20AM-12:35PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-li:20AM 01:3OPM-02:20PM 02:3OPM-03:45PM 07:OOPM-09:00PM 0l:3OPM-O2:2OPM 09:55AM-ll:10AM

RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE

360 360 360 363 363 363 363 363 360 360 36 3

DEWITT DEWITT DEWITT DEWITT SWEARENGEN FOX FOX FOX SWEARENGEN NALLY SWEARENGEN

CPT CPT CPT CPT MSG CPT CPT CPT MSG MAJ MSG

02:30PM-03:45PM

360 SWEARENGEN

MSG

03:30PM-05: 10PM

360 SWEARENGEN

MSG

10:30AM-11:20AM

360 NALLY

MAJ

09:55AM-ll:lOAM

360 NALLY

MAJ

03:30PM-05:10PM

360 NALLY

MAJ

3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 LEC MWF LEC MWF 3.0 3.0 LEC TR 3.0 LEC TR 3.0 LEC M 1.0 LEC T 3.0 LEC M - CHOOSE ONE LAB M 0.0

09:30AM-10:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 09:55AM-ll:10AM 02:30PM-O3:45PM 06:00PM-O8:30PM 04:00PM-O5:OOPM 03:30PM-04:20PM

WN AUD I WN 129 WN 121 WN 121 WN 129 129 MN WN 129 WN AJD I WN 116

08:30AM-10:20AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAB M

09:iOAM-ll:20AM

116 OS BORN

0.0

LAB T

08:30AM-10:20AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAB T

09:55AM-ll:45AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAB W

08:30AM-10:20AM

116 0S3ORN

0.0

LAB H

09:30AM-ll:20AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAB R

08:30AM-10:20AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAB R

09:55AM-11:45AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAB F

08:30AM-10:20AM

116 OSBORN

0.0

LAb F

09:30AM-ll:20AM

116 OSBORN

2.0 LEC MW 2.0 LEC MW LEC TR INTRO TO MILITARY SC 2.0 2.0 LEC TR INTRO TO MILITARY SC 2.0 LEC MW MILITARY HISTORY 2.0 LEC MW FIRST AID 2.0 LEC MW FIRST AID 2.0 LEC TR FIRST AID 2.0 LEC T FIRST AID LEC MW 2.0 LEADERSHIP LEC TR AOVANCEO MILITARY SC I 2.0 NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 2.0 LEC TR ADVANCED MILITARY SC I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LAB W 0.0 LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LEC MW ADVANCED MILITARY SC III 2.0 CHOOSE ONE NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW ADVANCED MILITARY SC III 2.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LAB W LABORATORY 0.0 NOTE: NO GRADE

INTRO TO MILITARY SC INTRO TO MILITARY SC

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES

EDUCATION EDUC-225-01 EDUC-225-02 EDUC-245-01 EDUC-245-02 EDUC-245-03 EDUC-245-04 EDUC-245-05 EDUC-260-01 EDUC-305-01 EDUC-305-11 EDUC-305-12 EDUC-305-13 EDUC-305-14 EDUC-305-15 EDUC-305-16 EDUC-305-17 EDUC-30 5-18 EDUC-305-19 EDUC-305-20 EDUC-325-01 EDUC-325-02 EDUC-400-01 EDUC-401-01 EDUC-402-01 EDUC-403-01 EDUC-404-01 EDUC-405-01 EDUC-425-01 EDUC-429-01 EDUC-429-02 EDUC-453-01 EDUC-454-01 EDUC-455-01 EDUC-430-01 EDUC-480-02 EUUC-482-Ol EDUC-482-02 EDUC-484-01 EDUC-484-02 EDUC-486-01

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LANGUAGE ARTS ELEM LANGUAGE ARTS ELEM HUMAN GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT HUMAN GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT HUMAN GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT HUMAN GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT HUMAN GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT LESSON PLANNING NURSERY SCH PRACTICUM NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NQ GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE DEVELOPMENTAL READING DEVELOPMENTAL READING DIRECTED TEACHING N.K-4 DIRECTED TEACHING 4-8 DIR TEACHING SECONDARY OIR TEACHING ELEMENTARY DIR TEACHING SECONDARY DIR PRACTICUM LIBRARY SC FOUNDATIONS □F READING DIAGNOSTIC TEACH READING DIAGNOSTIC TEACH READING PRINCIPLES EARLY EDUC PRINCIPLES MIDDLE SCH ED PRINCIPLES SECONDARY ED MEASUREMENT L EVAL MOO MEASUREMENT L EVAL MOD PHILSOPHICAL FOUND MOD PHILSOPHICAL FOUND MOO MEDIA C TECHNOLOGY MOO MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY MOD MULTICULTURAL ED MOO • •'

.JO-Mtf&lW i

3.0 3.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.0 2.0 3.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.0

LEC LEC INT INT INT INT INT INT LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC "'

TR TR *** TO MTWRF *** TO *** TO **♦ TO *** TO M TR TR M M MF MTWRF NTWRF MTWRF MTWRF NTWRF MTWRF NTWRF

09: 55AM-11: 10AM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM BE ARRANGED **** *** ARRANGE *** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** bE ARRANGED ♦*** BE ARRANGED ***♦ 06:OOPM-Ofi:30PM 09:55AM-ll:10AM 03:55PM-O5:10PM 06:00PM-O7:40PM 06:00PM-O7:40PM 1U30AM-12:45PM 10:OOAM-11:OOAM 10:OOAM-li:OOAM 09:00AM-10:O0AM ll:00AM-12:OOPM 08:OOAM-09:OOAM 09:OOAN~10:OOAM Ol»OOPN-03^00PM

WOGDBURN STAFF WEATHERLY STAFF WEATHERLY CSBURN STAFF nOODBURN 0S8ORN

MMS MW

WN AUD I WOODBURN MS WN 123 STAFF GIBBONS RD GIBBONS RD GIBBJNS RD GIBBONS RD GIBBONS RD GIBBONS RD TBA WOODBURN WN MS WN 122 BANTON RL WN 121 GIBBONS RD WN 207 SIMMONS BJ WN 207 SIMMONS 8J WN 207 SIZEMORE RB WN AUDI SIMMONS - RA WN AUDI SIMMONS - RA WN AUDI KOVACS L WN AUDI KOVACS L WN 101 VICK NJ WN 101 VICK NJ i MM • >'AXJD2 RA JB . t '■ n» ,',' ».

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29 COURSE 10 BUAD-212-03 BUAD-212-04 BUAD-240-01 BUAD-240-02 BUAD-240-03 BUAD-240-O4 BUAD-241-01 BUAD-241-02 BUAD-241-03 BUAD-241-04 BUAD-241-05 BUAD-250-01 BUAD-250-02 BUAO-271-01 BUAD-290-01 BUAD-291-01 BUAD-291-02 8UAD-291-03 BUAD-312-01 BUAD-312-02 BUAD-312-03 BUAD-313-01 BUAD-316-01 BUAD-341-01 BUAD-343-01 BUAU-343-02 BUAD-345-01 BUAD-350-Ol BUAD-350-02 BUAD-360-01 BUAD-360-02 BUAD-361-01 BUAD-361-02 BUAD-362-Ol BUA0-362-O2 8UAD-373-01 BUAD-370-02 BUAD-372-01 BUAD-380-01 BUAD-380-02 BUAD-382-01 BUAD-384-01 BUA0--390-OI BUAD-440-01 BUAD-441-01 8UAD-449-01 BUAD-450-01 BUAD-452-01 BUAD-466-01 BUAD-4o6-02 BUAD-470-01 BUAO-471-01 BUAD-480-01 BUAD-481-01 BUAD-462-01 BUAD-482-02 8UAD-498-01 BUAO-499-01

COURSE TITLE PRINC ECON MICRO PRINC ECON MICRO PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PRINC ACCOUNTING I PERSONAL FINANCE PERSONAL FINANCE ADVANCED COBOL LEGAL ENVIRONMENT BUS COMMUNICATIONS BUS COMMUNICATIONS BUS COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERIAL ECUN MANAGERIAL ECON MANAGERIAL ECON PUBLIC ECONOMICS ECON HISTORY US II INTERMEDIATE ACCTG II MANAGERIAL ACCTG MANAGERIAL ACCTG TAX ACCOUNTING II PRINC FINANCE PRINC FINANCE PRINC MANAGEMENT PRINC MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS MANGT OPERATIONS MANGT ORG BEHAVIOR ORG BEHAVIOR MANGT INFORMATION SYS MANGT INFORMATION SYS OATA CONN NETWORKS PRINC MARKETING PRINC MARKETING SALES MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL MARKTG BUS AftO SOCIETY ADVANCED ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING THEORY ACCOUNTING SEMINAR FINANCIAL MANGT FIN INSTITUTIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYS ANALYSIS DESIGN DATA BASE MANGT ADVERTISING MARKETING RESEARCH MARKETING MANGT MARKETING MANGT ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS POLICY

CREDIT HOURS 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 i.O 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

START END CLASS ACT DAYS TIME TIME 01:30PM-02:20PM LEC MnF LEC TR 02:30PM-03:53PM LEC TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM LEC TR ll:20AM-12:35PM LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM LEC TR 03:55PM-05:lOPM LEC TR li:20AM-l2:35PM LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM LEC MWF 12:30PM-01:20PM LEC MWF 01:3OPM-02:2OPM LEC MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM LEC MWF 10:30AM-11:20AM LEC MWF ll:30AM-12:20PM SEM TR ii:20AM-12:35PM 07:OOPM-09:30PM LEC W MWF LEC 08:30AM-09:20AM LEC KWF 09:30AM-lO:20AM 10:30AM-U:20AM LEC MWF LEC MWF 10:30AM-ll:20AM LEC TR U:20AM-12:35PM LEC R 07:OOPM-09:30PM LEC TR 09:55AM-11:10AM LEC MWF 09:30AM-lO:2OAM 0&:OOAM-09:l5AM LEC MW 08:3OAM-09:2OAM LEC TR LEC TR 09:55AM-li:10AM LEC TR 03:55PM-05:10PM 09:30AM-lO:2OAM LEC MNF 01:30PM-02:20PM LEC MnF LEC TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM LEC TR U:20AM-12:35PM LEC TR li:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-J3:45PM LEC TR 10:30AM-ll:20AM LEC MWF LEC M*F 11:30AM-12:20PM LEC rt«F 08:30AM-09:20AM LEC MWF 09:30AM-lO:20AM SEM MWF 10:30AM-ll:20AM 08:30AM-09:20AM LEC MwF 09:30AM-iO:2OAM LEC MWF LEC TR 03:55PM-05:lOPM LEC MWF 10:30AM-ll:20AM LEC N 0710OPM-09 :30PM 09:30AM-lO:2OAM LEC MWF 10:30AM-11:20AM LEC MWF SEM TR 07:OOPM-08:15PM li:20AM-12:35PM LEC TR li:30AM-12:20PM LEC MWF 08:30AM-09:2OAM LEC MWF 09:30AM-lO:2OAM LEC MWF SEM **♦ TO BE ARRANGEU **** SEM TR 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM LEC TR 08:30AM-09:45AM LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM LEC TR 07:00PM-09:3OPM LEC T IND *♦* TO BE AKRANGEO **** SEM MW 02:30PM-03:45PM

INSTRUCTOR t BLDG ROOM HI b7 SHAW HI BIO STAFF HI 109 GILFILLAN HI 109 GILFILLAN HI 109 CARR HI 109 CARR HI 106 HARBOUR HI 106 HARBOUR HI 109 ROY HI 109 ROY HI 106 GILFILLAN 109 CARR HI HI 109 CARR GR 304 AREHART JF 133 DICKERSON HI B7 FIELDS HI B7 HAMLETT HI B7 HAMLETT Hi 105 STAFF HI b7 MART IN HI B7 STAFF HI B7 SHAW HI SEM SHAW HI 106 HARBOUR HI 106 KLAYTON HI 106 KLAYTON HI 106 ROY HI 101 STAFF HI 101 STAFF HI 101 O'NEAL HI 101 O'NEAL HI 105 LUTHAR HI 105 LUTHAR HI 102 O'NEAL HI 102 O'NEAL HI TBA CROSS HI 106 CROSS HI SEM CROSS HI 105 BROOKS HI 105 BROOKS HI 101 TEKZIN HI 101 TERZIN JF 133 BRUCE HI 109 GILFILLAN HI 106 HARBOUR HI 109 ROY HI 102 STAFF HI 101 STAFF HI 102 LUTHAR Hi 102 LUTHAR

s s JE JE KC KC GM GM

s JE JE JE J OW FN FN JD SO SO KC D D GM

JE JE H H JE JE JS JS JS BN BN MA MA K S KC GM

H H

STAFF CROSS BROCKS BROOKS TERZIN TERZIN MINKS BIO MINKS

10:30AM II:20AM 02:30PM 03:20PM 08:30AM 09:45AM 09:30AM 10:20AM 07:00PM 09:00PM 09:30AM- 10:20AM 10:30AM- ll:20AM 09:55AM- 11:10AM 09:55AM- 1 1:10AM

RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE

3o0 360 360 363 363 360 363 363 363 363 306

DEnITT UEWITT SwEARENGEN SWEARENGEN SWEAKENGEN FOX FOX OEWITT DEWITT NALLY SWEARENGEN

CPT CPT MSG MSG MSG CPT CPT CPT CPT MAJ MSG

02:30PM-03:45PM

363 SWEARENGEN

MSG

HI HI HI HI HI

SEM 102 102 101 101

JS BN BN MA MA L L

MILITARY SCIENCE MISCMISCMISCMISCMISCMISCMISCMISCMISCMISCMISC-

101-01 101-02 102-01 102-02 •102-03 201-01 •201-02 •202-01 202-02 202-03 •302-01

M1SC-302-02 MISC-302-10

MISC-304-01

INTRC TO MIL1TAKY SC INTRO TO MILITARY SC MILITARY HISTORY MILITARY HISTORY MILITARY HISTORY FIRST AID FIRST AID LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP ADVANCED MILITARY SC II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW ADVANCED MILITARY SC II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLO* LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE ADVANCED MILITARY SC IV NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW

2.0 LEC MW LEC TR 2.0 LEC MW 2.0 2.0 LEC MW 2.0 LEC TR 2.0 LEC MW 2.0 LEC T 2.0 LEC MW LEC MW 2.0 2.0 LEC TR LEC TR 2.0 - CHOOSE ONE LEC TR 2.0 - CHOOSE ONE LAB M 0.3

02:30PM 03:20PM Ob :30AM 09:45AM

03:30PM-05:lOPM

360 SWEARENGEN

MSG

2.0 LEC MW - CHOOSE ONE

01:30PM-02:20PM

363 NALLY

MAJ

2* COURSE

SPAN-102-10 SPAN-102-11 SPAN-102-20 SPAN-102-21 SPAN-201-01 SPAN-202-01 SPAN-330-01 SPAN-342-01 SPAN-352-01 SPAN-402-01 SPAN-412-01

COORSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIME

D8:3QAM-09:20AM 4.0 LEC MWF ELEMENTARY I! NOTE: LAd SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LAB ♦*» TO BE ARRANGED **** 0.0 LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE 09:30AM-10:20AM 4.0 LEC MWF ELEMENTARY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED **** 0.0 LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE 0B:30AM-09:45AM 3.0 LEC TR INTERMEDIATE I 02:30PM-03:45PM 3.0 LEC TR INTERMEDIATE II 08:30AM-09:45AM CIVILIZATION L COLTURE 3.0 LEC TR ll:20AM-12:35PM SURVEY OF SPAN LIT II 3.0 LEC TR ll:30AM-12:20PM 3.0 LEC MWF SURVEY SPAN AMER LIT 11 09:55AM-11:10AM 3.0 LEC TR ADV CONV/PHONETICS 3.0 SEM MW 04:30PM-05:45PM STUDIES LIT GENRE II

BLOG RUOM GR

INSTRUCTOR

212 BROOKS

BROOKS

212 BROOKS

BROOKS

GR GR GR GR GR GR

212 210 108 108 206 019 103

SILVEIRA SILVEIRA BROOKS SILVEIRA SILVEIRA BROOKS STAFF

MC MC FB MC MC FB

JM JM JM JM JM JM JM

7 26 STU 7 2o 26 STU

JM JM

7 7

HAGA WOOOBURN HAGA WOOOBURN LOCKrfOQD rtOODdURN HAGA WOOOBURN rfOOOBURN HAGA

NA RJ NA RJ P RJ NA RJ RJ NA

LOCKrtUOD

P DM P H

SPEECH NOTE:

SPCHSPCHSPCHSPCHSPCHSPCHSPCHSPCHSPCHSPCH-

101-01 101-02 101-03 101-04 101-05 101-06 210-01 300-01 307-01 312-01

SPEECH CLASSES DO NOT COUNT IN GENERAL EDUCATION.

PUBLIC SPEAKNG FUNDAMTL FUNDAMTL PUBLIC SPEAKNG FUNOAMTL PUBLIC SPEAKNG FUNOAMTL PUBLIC SPEAKNG FUNDAMTL PUBLIC SPEAKNG FUNDAMTL PUBLIC SPEAKNG ORAL INT ERPRETAT ION PRACT SP EECH THE RAPY PHONETIC S FORENSIC s

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LEC LEC

MWF TR MwF TR TR M TR *** TO MWF TR

09:J0AM-10:20AM 09:55AM-ll:iOAM IJ:30AM-11:20AM 11:20AH-12:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 37:30PM-09:30PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM BE ARRANGED **** 10:30AM-ll:20AM 08:30AM-09:45AM

THEATRE THEA-101-Ol THEA-101-02 THEA-101-03 THEA-101-04 THEA-112-00 THEA-210-01 THEA-212-00 THEA-221-10 THEA-221-11 THEA-301-01 THEA-312-00 THEA-320-01 THEA-331-01 THEA-406-01 THEA-412-00

THEA-^20-01

08:30AM-09:20AM 3.0 LEC MWF INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE 10:30AM-ll:20AM 3.0 LEC MWF INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE il:30AM-12:20PM INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE 3.0 LEC M«F ll:20AM-12:35PM 3.0 LEC TR INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE 1.0 LAB MTWRF *** ARRANGE *** PLAY PRODUCTION NOTE: PASS/FAIL ONLY 09:55AM-ll:10AM ORAL INTERPRETATION 3.0 LEC TR PLAY PRODOCTION 1.0 LAB MTWRF *** ARRANGE *** NOTE: PASS/FAIL ONLY 01:30PM-02:20PM STAGECRAFT II 4.0 LEC MW NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOL LOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB »** TO BE ARRANGED **** NOTE: NO GRADE 03:55PM-05:10PM SPEC PROBS IN DIRECTING 3.0 STU TR *** ARRANGE *** PLAY PRODUCTION 1.0 LAB MTwRF NOTE: PASS/FAIL ONLY 02:30PM-03:45PM SCENE DESIGN 3.0 LEC TR ADV TECHNICAL PRACTICUM 3.0 LAB *»* TO BE ARRANGED **** THEATRE HISTORY U 02:30PM-03:45PM 3.0 LEC MW PLAY PRODUCTION 1.0 LAB MTWRF *** ARRANGE *** NOTE: PASS/FAIL ONLY THEATRE VIRGINIA INTERN 12.0-15.0 INT *»* TO BE ARRANGED ****

JM JM JM JM JM

26 26 2t> 26 STG

JM JM

STU HAGA STG STAFF

STG EVANS

EVANS

YOUNG LOCKWOOO EVANS STAFF

JM JM

7 YOUNG STG STAFF

STG EVANS

JM JM

26 YOUNG STG STAFF

M M DM

EVANS

STAFF

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS BUSINESS EDUCATION/OFFICE ADMINISTRATION BSOA-120-01 BSOA-220-01 BSOA-320-01 BSOA-420-01

ELEM KEYBRDNG TYPWRITING INTER KEYBRDG TYPEWRITNG ADV KEYBOARD WORD PROC TEACHING BUS SKILLS

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC

MWF

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

TR TR

MWF MWF

MWF

10:30AM-ll:20AU 09:30AM-10:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 12:30PM-01:20PM

HI HI HI HI

B4 B4 B4 B12

FIELOS FIELDS FIELOS FIELDS

OF OF OF OF

08:30AM-39:45AM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 09:30AM-10:20AM 01:30PM-02:20PM 06:30AM-09:20AM O8:30AM-09:20AM ll:30AM-12:20PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM

HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI

105 105 106 102 BIO BIO BIO BIO BIO

HAMLETT HAMLETT FOWLKES

FN FN MI Ml JD JD JO

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION dUAD-190-01 BUAD-190-02 BJAD-190-03 BUAD-190-04 BUAD-210-01 BUAD-211-01 BUAD-211-02 BUAD-212-01 BUAD-212-02

INTRO INTRO INTRO INTRO BASIC PR1NC PRINC PRINC PRINC

AMER BUS SYS AMER BUS SYS AMER BUS SYS AMER BUS SYS ECONOMICS tCON MACRO ECON MACRO tCON MICRO ECON MICRO

MWF MWF

TR MWF MrfF

MWF MWF

FOHLKES

MART IN MARTIN MARTIN STAFF SHAW

27 COURSE ID

COURSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIKE

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

POLITICAL SCIENCE POSC-201-01 POSC-215-01 POSC-215-02 POSC-216-Oi POSC-230-O1 POSC-332-01 POSC-355-01 POSC-390-01 POSC-490-50

INTRO PCLITICAL SCIENCE AMER GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL AMER GOVERNMENT: FEDERAL AMER GOVERNMENT: STATE ADM GRIM JUSTICE POLITICAL PHIL FRM 1500 CONST RIGHTS & LIBERTIES POLITICAL LEADERSHIP HONORS POL SCI SEMINAR

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC SEM

MriF MttF TR MrtF TR MWF M«F TR

10:30AM-il:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM

R* RW

325 HARBOUR 325 CALIHAN

07:OOPM-08:15PM

323 HARbOUR

01:30PM-02:20PM U:20AM-12:35PM Od:30AM-09:20AM U:30AK-12:20PM 09:55AM-li:10AM *** TO BE AKRANGED *♦**

Rw RW RW R« RW

321 325 324 323 323

HELMS CALIHAN HARBOUR CALlHAN HARBOUR CALIHAN

JM DS WR DS WR DS

09:30AM-10:20AM 11 :30AM-12:2GPM 09 : 55AM-11:10AM 11:20AM-12:35 PM 04:30PM-05:45PM 02:30PM-03:45PM ll:30AM-12:20PM 08 :30AM-09:45AM 06:J0PM-08:30PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 08:30AM-09:20AM

WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN WN

123 AUD2 121 AU02 AUDI 122 123 122 122 123 122

APPERSON APPERSON STEIN STEIN SMITH WACKER STEIN SMITH WACKER APPERSON SMITH

JM JM 06 OB ED PG DB ED PG JM ED

01:3GPM-03:20PM

SMITH

0l:30PM-03:20PM

111

SMITH

02:30PM-03:45PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM Q6:00PM-08:30PM 04:30PM-05:45PM BE ARRANGED ****

WN WN WN WN

123 20 2 123 123

APPERSON WACKER STEIN WACKER SMITH

JM PG OB PG ED

09:30AM-10:20AM

207 AULDRIDGE

0d:30AM-lO:20AM

207 AULDRIDGE

10:30AM-ll:20AM

207 AULDRIDGE

10:30AM-12:20PM

207 AULDRIDGE

0o:30PM-09:00PM 09:30AM-10:20AM lO:30AM-il:20AM ii:30AM-12:20PM 09:5 5AM-11:10AM 0i:30PM-02:20PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02*.30PM-03:45PM 01:30PM-02:20PM 09:55AM-11:10AM il:30AM-12:2DPM BE ARRANGEO ****

HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI

209 209 205 209 205 205 206 209 205 209 209 205

ELEMENTARY I 4.0 LEC MWF 08:30AM-09:20AM NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLCW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB *»* TO dE AKRANGED »*** NOTE: NO GRADE ELEMENTARY I 4.0 LEC MWF 12:JOPM-01:20PM NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOw - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED **♦* NOTE: NO GRADE

211 STAFF

PSYCHOLOGY PSYC-131-Oi PSYC-131-02 PSYC-131-03 PSYC-131-04 PSYC-L32-01 PSYC-132-02 PSYC-222-01 PSYC-234-01 PSYC-253-Oi PSYC-356-01 PSYC-362-01 PSYC-362-10 PSYC-362-ll PSYC-410-01 PSYC-421-01 PSYC-45O-01 PSYC-461-01 PSYC-490-01

INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC M*F INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO PSY: SOCIAL 3.0 LEC TR 3.0 INTRO PSY: SOCIAL LEC TR INTRO PSY: BIOLOGICAL 3.0 LEC MM 3.0 INTRO PSY: BIOLOGICAL LEC TR HUMAN BEHAVIOR THEORY 3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 QUANTITATIVE METHODS LEC TR PSY OF ADJUSTMENT 3.0 LEC M A3NGRMAL PSYCHOLOGY 3.0 LEC TR LEC MW EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH II 3.0 NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRAOE LABORATORY 0.0 LAo W NOTE: NO GRAOE PSYCH INTERVIEWING 3.0 LEC TR PHYSIOLOGICAL PSY 3.0 LEC TR PSYuHOPHARMACOLOGY 3.0 LEC T SEMINAR IN PSYCH SEM MM 3.0 3.0- 6.0 1ND *** TO INDEPENDENT RESEARCH

SCIENCE EDUCATION SCED-J62-10 SCED-3o2-ll SCED-362-20 SCED-362-21

SCIENCE FOR ELEM TCHRS 3.0 LEC F NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLO* - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB MW NOTE: NO GRADE SCIENCE FUR ELEM TCHRS 3.0 LEC F NOT£: LAb SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB Mn NOTE: NO GRADE

SOCIOLOGY SOCL-101-Ol SOCL-101-02 SOCL-101-03 SOCL-101-04 SOCL-101-05 SOCL-200-50 SOCL-321-01 SOCL-341-01 SOCL-345-01 SOCL-360-01 SOCL-375-01 SOCL-390-01 SOCL-492-01

INTRO SOCIOLOGY INTRO SGC1OL0GY INTRO SOCIOLOGY INTRO SOCIOLOGY INTRO SOCIOLOGY HON AMERICAN SOCIAL ISSU SUPERNATRL BELIEF SYSTEM MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY SOCIAL RESEARCH URBAN SOCIOLOGY CRIMINOLOGY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY INTERNSHIP

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC INT

M MWF MWF MWF TR MWF TR TR TR MWF TR MWF *»* TO

STAFF STAFF HLAD PERKINS PERKINS HLAO ARMSTRONG STAFF PERKINS STAFF HLAD HLAD HLAD

SPANISH SPAN-lOi-10 SPAN-101-11 SPAN-101-20 SPAN-101-21

STAf F GR

103 STAFF STAFF

LG KL KL LG KV KL LG LG LG

'U(.

26 COURSE ID MUSC-408-01 MUSC-408-02 MUSC-410-01

MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC

-437-01 -453-01 -454-01 -455-01 -456-01 -40 3-01 -463-02 -464-01 -464-02 •465-01 •465-02 •466-01 •466-02 •469-01

MUSC-470-01 MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC

-4d3-02 -485-01 -485-02 -486-01 -486-02 •486-03 •488-01 -488-02 -496-01 -496-03 -565-01 •565-02 •585-31 -585-02

COURSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

1.0 STU CAMERATAS NOTE: APPROVED FGR GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU LANCEK EDITION NOTE: APPROVED FGR GENERAL EDUCATION 1.0 STU BAND NOTE: APPROVED FGR GENERAL EDUCATION 2.0 LEC VOCAL PEDAGOGY 1.0 ORGAN SECONDARY LES ORGAN SECONDARY 1.0 LES ORGAN CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES ORGAN CONCENTRATION LES Z*0 LES 1.0 PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 PIANO SECONDARY LES LES PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 2.0 PIANO CONCENTRATION LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANG CONCENTRATION Z.O LES 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION LAtJ 2.0 GROUP PIANO

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOF [

MWF

ll:30AM-12:20PM

104

EGBERT

04:30PM-05:20PM

104 EGBERT

07:00PM-09:15PM

104 MOHR

**♦ *♦♦ ♦*♦ *** *** R R R R R R R R TR

TG BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED **** TO BE ARRANGED **** TG BE ARRANGED **** TG BE ARRANGED **** 03:55PM-35:10PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-Q5:10PM 03:55PM-05.*10PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PH-J5:1GPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 02:30PM-03:45PN

WILLIAMS HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS 8LASCH OLASCH

TA PS PS PS PS FE RE FE RE FE RE FE RE RE

204 204 204 234 204 204 204 204 107

02:30PM-03:45PM

107 BLASCH

T 33:55PM-05:10PM T 03:55PM-05:10PM T 03:55PM-05:iOPM T 03:55PM-05:13PM 03:55PM-05:10PM T 03:55PM-05:10PM T *♦* TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TG BE ARRANGED **** **# TO BE ARRANGED **«* F »** ARRANGE *** ♦ ** TG BE ARRANGED **** R 03:55PM-05:10PM T 03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:lOPM T

KG HG HG HG ^

204 204 204 204 204 204

226

HG HG HG

227 204 204

WILLIAMS LUST HILLIAMS LUST rtlLLIAMS LUST TGaNSENU MOHR HARBAUM WERRELL MYERS dLASCH LUST HILLIAMS

TA PD TA PU TA ?Q D RW DG P FE RE PD TA

TR TR MwF TR MWF TR MHF TR

02:30PM-03:45PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 08:30AM-09:23AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 02:33PM-03:45PM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 08:30AM-09:45AM

GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR

212 019 206 106 206 018 103 206

JAMES JAMES PEALE PEALE PEALE CRAFT JAMES JAMES

DN ON JS JS JS CM DN DN

4.3 LEC MHF FOLLOW - CHOGSE ONE 0.0 LAB H

10:30AM-ll:20AM

205 MESHEJIAN

01:30PM-03:10PM

210 MESHEJIAN

03:JOPM-05:10PM

210 MESHEJIAN

09:55AM-ll:l3AM

235 FAnCETT

Ol:30PM-03:lOPM

210 FAWCETT

03:30PM-35:10PM

210 FAHCETT

4.0 LEC MHF FbLLCH - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB T

08:30AM-09:20AM

209 KIESS

02:30PM-04:10PM

210 KIESS

4.0 LEC MwF FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB T

08:30AM-J9:20AM

209 KIESS

02:30PM-04:10PM

210 KIESS

10:30AM-ll:20AM

213 FAWCETT

0l:30PM-04:00PM

213 FAHCETT

09:55AM-il:lOAM 02:30PM-03:20PM

ST ST

209 MESHEJIAN 209

NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION 2.0 LAB GROUP PIANO NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION LES 2.3 2.0 VOICE CONCENTRATION LES CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES VOICE 2.0 LES BRASS CONCENTRATION BRASS CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES WIND CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES WIND CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANo CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES 2.3 LES VOICE CONCENTRATION VOICE CONCENTRATION 2.3 LES

HG HG HG KG HG HG HG

PHILOSOPHY PH1L-200-01 PHIL-200-02 PH1L-201-01 PHIL-201-02 PH1L-211-01 PHIL-242-01 PHIL-335-31 PH1L-365-01

INTRODUCTION TG PHILOS INTRODUCTION TO PHILOS INTRO CON MGRAL 1SSJES INTRO CON MORAL ISSUES SURVEY MEDIEVAL PHILOS HORLD RELIGIONS ETHICS PHILUSOPHY OF SCIENCE

3.0 3.0 3.3 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

PHYSICS PHYS-131-10 PHYS-101-il PHYS-101-12 PHYS-102-10 PHYS-102-il PHYS-102-12 PHYS-202-10 PHYS-202-il PHYS-202-50 PHYS-202-51 PHYS-322-10 PHYS-322-11 PHYS-352-01

GENERAL PHYSICS NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NUTE: NO GRADE GENERAL PHYSICS NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NUTE: NO GRADE UNIVERSITY PHYSICS NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE HONORS UNIV PHYSICS NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NUTE: NO GRAOE ATOMIC L NUCLEAR I I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE MECHANICS

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03:35PM-05:10PM

204 CAMPBELL

03:55PH-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

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204 LUST 204 WILLIAMS 204 CAMPBELL

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03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

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204 LUST 204 WILLIAMS 204 CAMPBELL

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22b TBA 233 233 10b 107 106 106 230 230 230 230

0J:55PM-05:10PM 02:30PM-03:45PM

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234 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 107

02:J0PM-0 3:45PM

107 BLASCH

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MOHR 204 WILLIAMS

RW TA

02:30PM-03:2JPM

204 «ILLIAMS

03:55PM-05:10PM 33:55PM-35:10PM 03:i>5PM-05:lOPrt

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204 LUST 234 nILLIAMS 204 CAMPBELL

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03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

WG WG MG

204 LUST 204 WILLIAMS 204 CAMPBELL

PD TA PO

03:55PK-05:iOPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

WG MS WG

204 LUST 204 *ILLIAMS 204 CAMPBELL

PD TA PO

03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

WG WG wG

234 LUST 204 WILLIAMS 204 CAMPBELL

PD TA PO

TUMNSEND

226 wERRELL WERRELL

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204 WERRELL

03:55PM-05:10PM

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04:OOPM-05:30PM

106

MOHR

02:30PM-03:55PM

107

MUHR

104

HARBAUM

226

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104

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03:55PM-05:10PM *** ARRANGE ***

04:30PM-05:20PM < **

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WERRELL HAKbAUM nILLIAMS WILLIAMS MONTGOMERY EGdERT MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK MYERS BLASCH MYEKS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH BLASCH

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24 ID MJSC-170-01 MUSC-178-01 C-L80 MUSC-181 MUSC-IB2-01 MUSC1-01 MUSC- 183-02 MUSC- 183-0i MUSC- 184-01 MUSC- 134-02 MUSC- 134-J3 MUSC- 18 5-01 MUSC- 185-02 MUSC- 185-03 MUSC- 180-31 MUSC- 186-02 MUSC- 186-0 3 MUSC- 187-01 MUSC- 187-02 MUSC- 188-01 MUSC- 188-02 MUSC- ■189-01 MUSC- l^i-01 MUS C- 194-01 MUSC- I9o-0i MUSC- 196-03 MUSC- 203-01 MUSC-203-02 MUSC-203-03 MUSC-203-04 MUSC-206-01 MUSC-208-01 MUSC-208-02 MUSC-210-01 MUSC-216-01 MUSC-219-01 MUSC-232-01 MUSC-237-01 MJSC-2J7-02 MJSC- 253-01 MUSC- 254-01 MUSC- 255-01 MUSC- 256-01 MUSC- 257-01 MUSC- 258-01 MUSC- 263-01 MUSC- 263-02 MJSC- ■264-01 MJSC- 264-02 MUSC- -265-01 MUSC- -265-02 NJSC- -266-01 MUSC- -266-02 MUSC- -269-01 NUSC-270-01 MLISC-2B0-01 HUSC-281-01 MLISC-282-01 MLISC-283-01 HUSC-283-02 MUJSC-283-03 MUSC-284-01 NUSC-284-02

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CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT 3AY5

2.C LAB TR /ED FUR GENERAL EDUCATIUN BRASS SECONDARY 1.0 LES *** TO PERCUSSION CCNCENTRATI 2.0 LES R 1.0 LAB K VOICE CLASS NOTE: APPRCVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION VOICE CLASS 1.0 LAB ■ IE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES T IE SECONDARY LES T 1.0 VOICE SECONDARY LES T 1.0 1.0 LES T VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 VOICE SECONDARY LES T LES T VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 2.0 LES T VJlCc CONCENTRATION Z.O VOICE CONCENTRATION LES T LES T 2.3 VOICE CONCENTRATION VOICE CONCENTRATION Z.O LES T 2.0 VOICE CONCENTRATION LES T Z.O LES T VOICE CONCENTRATION Z.O LES *** TO dRASS CONCENTRATION BRASS CONCENTRATION Z.O LES *** TO 8RASS CONCENTRATION LES **» TO 2.0 2.0 LES *** TO dRASS CONCENTRATION LAB TR PERCUSSION CLASS 1.0 LES F WOODWINDS SECONDARY 1.0 WOODWINDS SECONDARY 1.0 LES F LES *** TO *i r<us CONCENTRATION 2.0 WINDS CONCENTRATION LES F 2.0 JAZZ ENSEMBLE 1.0 STU MW NuTE: APPROVED FUR GENERAL EDUCATION STU TR 1.0 BRASS ENSEMBLE NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EOUCATION 1.0 WOODWIND ENSEMBLE STU TR NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EOUCATION FLUTE ENSEMBLE 1.0 STU F NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION CONCERT CHOIR 1.0 STU MW NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION CAMERATAS 1.0 STU MWF NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EOUCATION LANCER EDITION 1.0 STU TR NOTE: APPROVEO FOR GENERAL EDUCATION BANO 1.0 STU T NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EOUCATION THEuRY 2.0 LEC TR SIGhTSINGING & DICTATIUNN 1.0 LEC MW MUSIC HISTORY i.O LEC MWF JAZZ-FOLK-RCCK-dRQAD»AY 3.0 LEC MWF NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATIUN JAZZ-FOLK-ROCK-BROADWAY 3.0 LEC MWF NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION ORGAN SECONDARY 1.0 LES T ORGAN SECONDARY 1.0 LES T ORGAN CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES T ORGAN CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES T HARPSICHORD SECONDARY 1.0 LES *** TO HARPSICHORD SECONDARY 1.0 LES *** TO PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES R PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES R PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES R PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES R PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES R PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES R PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES R PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES R GROUP PIANO Z.O LAB TR NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION GROUP PIANO 2.0 LAB TR NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION PERCUSSION CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES **♦ TO VOICE CLASS 1.0 LAB m NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EOUCATION VOICE CLASS 1.0 LAB Ik VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES T VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES T LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRAOE VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES T VOICE SECONDARY 1.0 LES T •JKUJP PIANU

START TIME

END TIME

oLJG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

107 BLASCH

BE ARRANGED **** 03:55PM-05:10PM 02:30PM-03:45PM

*G WG

MCHR TBA HARPLR 233 WILLIAMS

02:3OPM-J3:20PM

233 WILLIAMS

J3:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: idPM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55?M-05: 10PM 03S55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM D3:55PM-35:10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05: 10PM 03:55PM-05:IOPM BE ARRANGED ♦*** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED *»** 03:5?PM-J5: 10PM *** ARRANGE *** *** ARRANGE *** BE ARRANGED **** *** ARRANGE «** 0^:3OPM-05:20PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG *G wG WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 20 4 204 204 204

WG WG WG

TBA 226 Zl'i

WG WG

22o 106

PD TA PO >J TA PO PD TA PO PO TA PO D RW D RW L P P DG P RW

02: 3OP.M-03 :45PM

106 MOHR

D3:55PM-05: 10PM

107 HARoAUM

22o WERRELL

U4:3OPM-Q5:20PM

104 STAFF

ll:3OAM-12:20PM

104 EGBERT

04:30PM-05:20PM

104 EGBERT

07:OOPM-09:15PM

104 MUHR

11:20AM-12 :35PM 10:JOAM-11 :2QAM 01:30PM-02 :20PM 11-.30AM-12 :20PM

WG WG WG wG

135 10 5 233 TBA

MUHR WILLIAMS HARBAUM MONTGOMERY

RW TA DG WB

09:30AM-10:20AM

*G ToA

BLASCH

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WG WG WG WG

230 230 228 228

WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG WG

204 204 204 204 204 204 204 204 107

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PS PS PS PS PS PS FE RB FE RB FE RB FE RB RB

02:30PM-03 :45 PM

107 BLASCH

BE ARRANGED •*** 02:30PM-03:20 PM

»G

HARPER 233 WILLIAMS

L TA

02:30PM-03:2OPN 03:55PM-05:10PM 03 :55PH-05 :10PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM

WG WG WG WG

233 204 204 204

WILLIAMS LUST WILLIAMS CAMPBELL

TA PO TA PO

03:55PM-05:lOPM 03:55PM-05:lOPN

WG WG

204 LUST 204 WILLIAMS

PO TA

02:30PM-03:^5PM

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23 COURSE 10 HIST-360-01 HIST-400-01 HIST-466-01 HIST-490-01

CREDIT HOURS

COURSE TITLE RUSSIA SINCE 1894 AGE OF ENLIGHT GEORGIAN ENGLAND HISTORY SEMINAR

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

CLASS ACT DAYS LEC LEC LEC SEM

START TIME

ENO TIME

MWF ll:30AM-12:20PM TR 08:30AM-09:45AM MWF 09:30AM-lO:20AM **<= TO BE ARRANGED *♦**

6LDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

RU RU RM

325 CROWL 321 ACKERMAN 326 COUTURE CALIHAN

JM KE RT DS

09:55AM-11:10AM 02:3GPM-03:45PM U:20AM-12 :35PM 08:30AM-09:20AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 11:20AM-12:35PM

GR GR GR GR GR GR GR

304 308 310 307 307 308 307

ALLEN STAFF WU GUSSETT LAW STAFF NOONE

ML RS JC KK

08:30AM-09:20AM ll:30AM-12:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM 09:55AM-li:10AM 08:30AM-J9:20AM 11-.30AM-12 :20PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 02:30PM-03:20PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 08:55AM-09:45AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 08:55AM-09:45AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 08:55AM-09:45AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-U :20AM 09:55AM-ll:iOAM 10:30AM-U :20AM 09:55AM-ll:10AM il:20AM-12:35PM 11:20AM-12:35PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 07:00PM-09:30PM 08:30AM-09:20AM ll:30AM-12:20PM

GR GR GK GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR

310 310 307 307 310 304 307 310 307 308 308 304 304 309 309 307 307 308 309 309 309 308 310 309 303 304

ALLEN ALLEN GUSSETT GUSSETT WU *U GUSSETT MAY GUSSETT MAY

ML ML JC JC RS RS JC RD JC RD

LAW

NOUNE NOONE NOONE AREHART NOONE NOONE MAY WEBBER NOONE LA* WU

ET ET ET JE JA JA RD RP JA KK RS

TR MW F TR

09:55AM-11:10AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 08:30AM-09:45AM

WG WG NG

105 105 233 233

HESSELINK WILLIAMS MONTGOMERY MYERS

PS TA WB FE

09:55AM-ll:lOAM

233 HESSELINK

02:30PM-03:45PM

233 HESSELINK

MWF

10:30AM-li:20AM

233

MWF

li:30AM-12:20PM

233 HARBAUM

10:30AM-11:20AM MWF 0i:3OPM-02:2OPM MW 03:55PM-05:10PM T 03:55PM-05:10PM T 03:55PM-05:lOPM T 03:55PM-05:10PM T *** TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TO BE ARRANGED **** *** TO BE AKRANGED **** *** TO BE ARRANGED **»» 03:55PM-05:10PM R ll:20AM-12:35PM TR 03:55PM-05:lOPM R 03:55PM-05:10PM R

WG WG WG WG WG WG

233 106 230 230 228 230

DG TA PS PS PS PS PS

MATHEMATICS NOTE:

MATH-lli-01 MATH-lll-02 MATH-112-01 MATH-U3-01 MATH-113-02 MATH-114-Ol MATH-123-01

MATH- 124-01 MATH- 124-02 MATH- 124-03 MATH- •124-04 MAT H- •161-01 MATH- 162-01 MATH- 162-02 MATH- 162-03 MATH- •162-04 MATH- ■261-01 MATH-262-01 MATH-262-50 MATH-271-01 MATH-271-02 MATH-271-03 MATH-323-01 MATH-323-02 MATH-323-03 MATH-343-01 MATH-36 1-01 MATH-451-01 MATH-460-01 MATH-472-01

ALL SECTIONS OF «MATH 123>> ARE RESTRICTED TO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJORS.

COMP APPROACH INTRO MATH 3.0 LEC TR COMP APPROACH INTRO MATH 3.0 LEC TR PROBLEM SOLVING INT MATH 3.0 LEC TR STATISTICAL DECISION MKG 3.0 LEC MWF STATISTICAL DECISION MKG 3.0 LEC TR MATH FOR CONSUMER 3.0 LEC TR BASIC CONC FOR ELEM I 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: ELEMENTARY/SPECIAL ED MAJORS ONLY BASIC CONC FOR ELEM II 3.0 LEC MWF BASIC CONC FOR ELEM II 3.0 LEC MWF BASIC CUNC FOR ELEM II 3.0 LEC TR BASIC CONC FOR ELEM II 3.0 LEC TR COL ALGEBRA C TR IG 3.0 LEC TR 3.0 LEC MWF COL ALGEBRA I TRIG ALGEBRA COL E TRIG 3.0 LEC MWF COL ALGEBRA L TRIG 3.0 LEC TR COL ALGEBRA LEC MWF TRIG 3.0 DIF & INT CALCULUS LEC MWF 5.0 TR DIF I INT CALCULUS LEC MWF 5.0 TR HONS OIF L INT CALCULUS 5.0 LEC MWF TR APPLIED STATISTICS 3.0 LEC MWF APPLIED STATISTICS LEC M*F 3.0 APPLIED STATISTICS 3.0 LEC TR MATH METHODS EARLY EDUC 3.0 LEC M*F MATH METHODS EARLY EDUC 3.0 LEC TR MATH METHODS EARLY EDUC 3.0 LEC TR LEC TR LINEAR ALGEBRA 3.0 LEC M»»F CALCULUS III 3.0 3.0 LEC W TEACHING HIGH SCH MATH 3.0 LEC MwF DIFFERENTIAL EwUATIONS INTRO MATHEMATICAL STAT LEC MWF 3.0

STAFF

MUSIC MUSC-116-01 MUSC-116-01 MUSC-120-01 MUSC-123-01 MUSC-123-02 MUSC-123-03 MUSC-123-04 MUSC-123-05 MUSCMUSCMUSCMJSCMUSCMUSCHUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSCMUSC-

127-01 140-01 153-01 154-01 155-01 156-01 157-01 156-01 161-01 162-01 164-01 lo4-02 165-01 165-02 166-01 166-02 169-01

LEC THEORY OF MUSIC 2.0 SIGHTSINGING t DICTATION 1.0 LEC INTRO TO MUSIC EDUCATION 1.0 LEC LEC MUSIC APPRECIATION 3.0 NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION MUSIC APPRECIATION 3.0 LEC NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION MUSIC APPRECIATION 3.0 LEC GENERAL EDUCATION NOTE: APPROVED FOR 3.0 LEC MUSIC APPkECIATIGN NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION MUSIC APPRECIATION 3.0 LEC GENERAL EDUCATION NOTE: APPROVED FOR 3.0 LEC MUSIC LITERATURE 2.0 LEC DICTION FOR SINGERS ORGAN SECONDARY 1.0 LES ORGAN SECONDARY 1.0 LES LES ORGAN CONCENTRATION 2.0 2.0 LES ORGAN CONCENTRATION 1.0 LES HARPSICHORD SECONDARY LES HARPSICHORD SECONDARY 1.0 LES PERCUSSION SECONDARY 1.0 LES PERCUSSION SECONDARY 1.0 LES 1.0 PIANO SECONDARY 1.0 LES PIANO SECONDARY LES 2.0 PIANO CONCENTRATION LES 2.0 PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION 2.0 LES PIANO CONCENTRATION LAB 2.0 GROUP PIANO NOTE: APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION

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R R TR

03:55PM-05:10PM 03:55PM-05:iOPM

02:30PM-03:45PM

WG WG WG WG WG WG

EGBERT

204 227 204 204 204 204 107

HARBAUM WILLIAMS HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HESSELINK HARPER HARPER MYERS BLASCH MYEKS BLASCH MYERS BLASCH BLASCH

A IV

■

PS L L FE RE FE RE FE RB RB

COURSE ID ENGL-425-01 ENGL-431-01 ENGL-51O-01 ENGL-513-01 ENGL-521-01 ENGL-525-01 ENGL-531-01 ENGL-664-Ol

CREDIT HOURS

COURSE TITLE

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR

103 108 212 103 138 103 108 108

4.0 LEC MWF 12:30PM-01:20PM ELEMENTARY I NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED ♦»** LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE 4.0 LEC MWF 12:30PM-0i:20PM ELEMENTARY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED **** LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE 4.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM ELEMENTARY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED ***« LABORATORY NOTE: NU GRADE 10:30AM-il:20AM INTERMEDIATE I LEC MWF 3.0 09:55AM-11:10AM 3.0 LEC TR INTERMEDIATE II 09:30AM-10:20AM SURVEY OF FRENCH LIT I 3.0 LEC MWF SEM T 07:00PM-09 :30PM STUDIES LIT GENRE I 3.0

102 KELLY

KELLY

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

SEM SEM SEM SEM SEM SEM SEM SEM

TR W TR R M TR H T

MAY CRAFT CLARK FRANK LUND MAY CRAFT SPRAGUE

SH CM BC WL MC SH CM R

03:55PM-05:10PM O7:00PM-09:30PM 03:55PM-05:10PM 07:00PM-09:30PM 07:00PM-09:30PM 03:55PM-05:10PM O7:00PM-O9:30PM O7:O0PM-O9:3OPM

SHAKESPEARE ARTHURIAN LITERATURE CREATIVE WRITING THE NOVEL MAJOR FIGURES FICTION SHAKESPEARE ARTHURIAN LITERATURE VICTORIAN LITERATURE

FRENCH FREN-101-10 FREN-101-U FREN-102-10 FREN-102-il FREN-102-20 FREN-102-21 FREN-2O1-01 FREN-202-01 FREN-341-01 FREN-411-Ol

101 STAFF STAFF

103 STAFF STAFF

GR GR GR GR

019 Old 206 Old

KELLY STAFF KELLY KELLY

02:30PM-03:45PM 12:30PM-01:20PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 07:0OPM-09:30PM 03:55PM-05:10PM

ST ST ST ST ST

20* 204 204 204 205

RUBLEY STAFF RUBLEY RUBLEY STAFF

4.0 LEC MWF 08:30AM-09:2QAM - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB *** TO QE ARRANGED ****

103 STAFF

4.0 LEC MWF 08:30AM-09:20AM - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB *»* TO BE ARRANGED «»*♦

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

GR GR GR GR

JB JB JB

GEOGRAPHY GEOG-201-02 GEOG-201-03 GEOG-201-04 GEOG-355-01 GEOG-410-01

ELEMENTS OF ELEMENTS OF ELEMENTS OF CLIMATOLOGY US REGIONAL

GEOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHY PHYSIOGRAPHY

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

TR MWF MW W TR

EA EA EA

GERMAN GERM-101-iO GERM-101-il GERM-102-10 GERM-102-11 GERM-201-01 GERM-202-01 GERM-341-01 GERM-401-01

ELEMENTARY I NUTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABURATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE ELEMENTARY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE INTERMEDIATE I INTERMEDIATE II SURVEY OF GERMAN LIT I AOV GRAMMAR/COMPOSITION

LEC LEC LEC LEC

TR TR TR MW

08:30AM-09:45AM 02:30PM-03:45PM 09:55AM-ll:10AM 04:30PM-05:45PM

STAFF 018 ORTH

JRTH

ORTH STAFF STAFF ORTH

MILLAR CRUWL ACKERMAN CROwL MILLAR MILLAR CROWL SNELLER SNELLER ACKERMAN HELMS HELMS COUTURE HALL COUTURE ACKERMAN SNELLER COUTURE HALL HALL SNELLER HELMS MILLAR

GJ JW KE JW GJ GJ JW MP MP KE JM JM RT LM RT KE MP RT LM LM MP JM GJ

013 019 206 212

HISTORY HIST-111-01 H1ST-112-01 HIST-112-02

WEST CIVL TO 1648 WEST CIVL SINCE 1648 WEST CIVL SINCE 1646

H1ST-112-03 H1ST-112-04 H1ST-112-05 HIST-112-06 HIST-121-01 HIST-121-02 HIST-122-Ol HIST-122-02 HIST-122-03 HIST-122-04 H1ST-122-05 HIST-122-06 HIST-122-07 HlST-122-08 HIST-122-09 HIST-122-50 HIST-304-01 HIST-305-01 HlST-307-01 HIST-352-01

WEST CIVL SINCE 1648 WEST CIVL SINCE 1648 WEST CIVL SINCE 1648 WEST CIVL SINCE 1646 US HISTORY TO 1865 US HISTORY TO 1365 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1665 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 US HISTORY SINCE 1865 HONORS US HIST SNCE 1865 EMERGENCE MODERN AMERICA MODERN AMERICA US DIP HISTORY TO 1898 RENAISSANCE/REFORMATION

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC

MWF MWF MWF MWF TR TR TR MWF MWF MwF MWF MWF MWF TR TR TR TR TR MWF MWF TR TR M*F

08:30AM-09:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM ll:30AM-12:20PM Ol:30PM-02:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 08:30AM-09:20AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 08:30AM-09:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM ll:30AM-12:20PM 12:30PM-0l:20PM 08:30AM-09:45AM 09:55AM-ll:10AM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 08:30Ah-09:20AM 09:55AM-il:lOAM il:20AM-12:35PM 10:30AM-ll:20AM

RW RW RW K« RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW RW KM

RW RW RW RW RM

RW RW

323 323 326 323 325 323 323 325 321 321 321 321 326 326 326 326 321 326 326 326 321 321 323

21 CREDIT

COURSE

EASC-210-12 EASC-211-10 EASC-211-ll EASC-261-10 EASC-261-11 EASC-352-01 EASC-355-01

COURSE TITLE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE HISTORICAL GEOLOGY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE METEOROLOGY LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE TEACHING SCIENCE SEC SCH CLIMATOLOGY

HOURS O.O

CLASS

ACT DAYS LAB M

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

03:30PM-05: 10PM

ill FERGUSON

4.0 LEC TR - CHOOSE ONE O.O LAB W

ll:20AM-12: 35PM

103 FERGUSON

03:3OPM-O5: 10PM

111 FERGUSON

4.0 O.O

LEC MWF LAB W

10:30AM-ll: 20AM Oi:30PM-03: 10PM

ST ST

207 AUSTIN

206 AUSTIN

JM JM

3.0 3.0

LEC TR LEC H

08:30AM-09: 45AM 07:O0PM-09: 30PM

ST ST

207 AUSTIN 204 RUBLEY

JM EA

08:3QAM-09: 45AM

324 STAFF

01:30PM-02: 20PM 02:30PM-O3: 20PM 0i:30PM-O2: 20PM 02:30PM-03: 20PM 09:30AM-10: 20AM U:20AM-12: 35 PM 11:20AM-12: 35PM 08:30AM-09: 45 AM 09:55AM-ll: 10AM 09:55AM-11: 10AM 02:30PM-03: 45PM 09-.55AM-11: IOAM 1U20AM-12: 35PM 10:30AM-11: 20AM ll:30A.W2J 20PM 09:55AM-11: 10AM ii:20AM-12: 35 PM ll:20AM-12: 35PM 02:30PM-03: 45PM 09:30AM-10: 20AM 10:30AM-ll: 20AM 08:30AM-092 45AM H:20AM-12J 35PM 08:30AM-09: 20AM 09:55AM-ll: 10AM 1U20AM-12J 35PM 0l:30PM-02; 20PM 02:30PM-03: 20PM 02:30PM-03: 45PM 08:30AM-09: 45AM 09:30AM-10: 20AM ll:20AM-12J 35PM 04:30PM-05 45PM 03:55PM-O5: 10PM 09:55AM-11, LOAM 11:20AM-12: 35PM 03:55PH-05: IOPM 03J55PM-05l 1 OPM 07:O0PM-O9; OOPM 07:00PM-09: 30PM 10:30AM-ll: .20AM ii:30AM-12. 20PM 02:30PM-03. 45PM 01:30PM-02: .20PM 09:55AM-ll. :10AM ll:30AM-i2 :20PM 09:30AM-10. :20AM ll:30AM-12. :20PM 07:OOPM-09. :30PM 08:30AM-09 :45AM 08:30AM-09 :45AM 09:30AM-10 :20AM 08:30AM-09 :20AM 11:30AM-12 :20PM 09:30AM-10 :20AM 01:30PM-02 :20PM 09:30AM-10 :20AM ll:30AM-12 :20PM 12:30PM-01 :20PM 03:55PM-05 :10PM 07:00PM-09 :30PM 04:30PM-05 :45PM 07:00PM-09 :30PM

GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GK GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR Gk GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR GR LL LL GR GR GR GR GR GR

101 101 210 210 211 101 210 102 102 103 103 211 211 102 102 212 019 102 102 210 210 210 212 019 101 103 211 211 101 019 101 018 101 101 108 206 210 212 102 101 oib 019 206 102 210 101 018 103 108 103 211 102 210 212 &3 B3 019 210 210 108 103 102 108

ENGLISH ENGL-051-01 ENGL-1O0-O1 ENGL-100-02 ENGL-100-03 ENGL-100-04 ENGL-100-05 ENGL-100-06 ENGL-101-Ol ENGL-L01-02 ENGL-101-03 ENGL-101-04 ENGL-101-05 EttGL-LOl-06 ENGL-101-07 ENGL-101-08 ENGL-101-09 ENGL-101-10 ENGL-lOi-U ENGL-101-12 ENGL-101-13 ENGL-101-14 ENGL-101-15 ENGL-101-16 ENGL-131-17 ENGL-101-18 ENGL-101-19 ENGL-101-20 ENGL-101-21 ENGL-101-22 ENGL-lOl-23 ENGL-101-24 ENGL-101-25 ENGL-101-26 ENGL-101-27 ENGL-101-28 ENGL-lOl-50 ENGL-1 10-01 ENGL-l10-02 ErJGL-211-0i ENGL-212-01 ENGL-214-01 ENGL-257-01 ENGL-2&3-01 ENGL-3U-01 ENGL-311-02 ENGL-312-01 ENGL-313-01 ENGL-313-02 ENGL-314-01 ENGL-314-50 ENGL-331-01 ENGL-332-01 ENGL-332-02 ENGL-333-01 ENGL-333-02 ENGL-3B0-01 ENGL-380-02 ENGL-381-01 ENGL-382-01 ENGL-382-02 ENGL-411-01 ENGL-413-01 ENGL-414-01 ■«ENGL-42Lr.Ql

BASIC WRITING SKILLS 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: CREDIT NOT APPL ICABLE TOWARD DEGREE EXPOS MRIT ANO RESEARCH 3.0 LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC M*F EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC MWF EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC MWF WRIT AND EXPOS RESEARCH 3.0 LEC M*F EXPOS WRIT AND RESEARCH 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT & COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT & COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT L COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT & COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT & COMP LEC TR 3.0 INTRO TO LIT & COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT S COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT L COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT C COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT L COMP LEC TR 3.0 INTRO TO LIT & COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MWF TO LIT INTRO £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC MW INTRO TO LIT £ COMP 3.0 LEC TR HON INTRO LIT & COMP 3.0 LEC TR INTRO JOURNALISM 3.0 LEC TR INTRO JOURNALISM LEC TR 3.0 WRITING FICTIUN 3.0 LEC TR WRITING POETRY LEC w 3.0 TECHNICAL WRITING 3.0 LEC T TR ART OF FILM II LEC 3.0 BIBLE LITERATURE LEC MaF 3.0 faRITISH LITERATURE I 3.0 LEC TR BRITISH LITERATURE I LEC MWF 3.0 BRITISH LITERATURE II LEC TR 3.0 BRITISH LITERATURE III 3.0 LEC MWF BRITISH 1 .ITERATURE III LEC MWF 3.0 BRITISH 1 .ITERATURE IV 3.0 LEC MWF HONORS BRIT LIT IV LEC M 3.0 LEC TR AMERICAN LITERATURE I 3.0 AMERICAN LITERATURE II 3.0 LEC TR LITERATURE II LEC MWF AMERICAN 3.0 LEC M*F AMERICAN LITi ERATURE III 3.0 AMERICAN LITERATURE III 3.0 LEC TR 3.0 LEC MWF CHILDREN »S LITERATURE MWF •S LITERATURE LEC CHILDREN 3.0 LEC MWF LITERATURE YOUNG ADULTS 3.0 GRAMMAR 3.0 LEC MWF TRAD 1 1 MODERN 3.0 LEC MWF TRAD L. MODERN GRAMMAR 3.0 SEM TR EPIC SEN R 3.0 THE NOVEL SEM MW 3.0 SHORT STORY 1 SEM M FICTION h'A 3.0 •MAJOR FIGURES !

GR • V

STAFF STAFF DOUGLAS DOUGLAS STAFF STAFF SEDGWICK FRANK FRANK STINSON STINSON TINNELL T1NNELL CHALLENDER CHALLENDER LUND LUND QRD ORD MAY MAY VANNESS VANNESS HEVENER CRAFT CRAFT STAFF STAFF WOODS FLANAGAN STAFF FLANAGAN STAFF WOODS SPRAGJE STAFF STAFF CLARK CHALLENDER DOUGLAS FLANAGAN HEVENER SPRAGUE STINSON MAY STINSON LUND FLANAGAN STUART CHALLENDER SEDGWICK FRANK VANNESS VANNESS ORD ORD HEVENER TINNELL TINNELL SPRAGUE FRANK DOUGLAS LUND •

OW OW

E *L WL MC MC CC CC C C MC MC PA PA SH SH G G F CM CM

WC KT KT WC R

BC C OW KT F R MC SH MC MC KT DC C

E WL G G PA PA F CC CC R WL OW

20 COURSE

CHEM-102-20 CHEM-102-21 CHEM-102-22 CHEM-102-30 CHEM-102-31 CHEM-102-32 CHEM-301-10 CHEM-301-11 CHEM-306-10 CHEM-306-ii CHEM-306-12 CHEM-352-10 CHEM-352-11 CHEM-371-01 CHEM-401-13 CHEM-401-11 CHEM-420-01 CHEM-461-00

CREOIT HOURS

COURSE TITLE GENERAL CHEMISTRY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE INTRO PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS II NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE POLYMER CHEMISTRY PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II J* NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FULLQl LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRAOE

START TIME

CLASS ACT OAYS

ENO TIME

BLOG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

4.0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE UNE 0.0 LAB M

08:30AM-09:20AM

306 HARDY

01:30PM-03:10PM

311 HAROY

0.0

LAB H

03:30PM-05:10PM

311 HARDY

4.0 0.0

LEC TR LA3 R

ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-04:10PM

ST ST

306 HAROY 311 HARDY

JA JA

0.0

LAB R

04:30PM-06:10PM

311 HARDY

4.0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB R

08:30AM-09:20AM

205 STAFF

02:30PM-04:10PM

310 STAFF

4.0

LEC MWF

ll:30AM-12:20PM

306 MAXWELL

- CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB M

02:30PM-05:30PM

307 MAXWELL

0.0

02:30PM-05:3OPM

307 MAXWELL

4.0 LEC TR - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB M

08:30AM-09:45AM

306 BARBER

01:30PH-05:30PM

305 BARBER

3, ,0 LEC TR 4, .0 LEC MWF - CHOOSE ONE LAB T 0. .0

ll:20AM-12:35PM 10:30AM-11:20AM

sr ST

205 BARBER-MAX*ELL 306 BARBER PG

02:30PM-07:30PM

305 BARoER

02:30PM-03:20PM Ol:30PM-02:20PM

ST ST

303 HARDY 304 STAFF

01)30PM*02:20PM 3.0 LEC MWF INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BU SINESS MAJORS ONLY 08:30AM-09:45AM 3.0 LEC TR INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS SINESS MAJORS ONLY NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BU 04:00PM-06:30PM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC T NOTE: BUSINESS/PRE-BU SINESS MAJORS ONLY 07:00PM-09:3OPM INTRO COMPUTER BASED SYS 3.0 LEC T NGTE: BUSINESS/PRE-3U SINESS MAJORS ONLY il:20AM-12:35PM 3.0 LEC TR BUSINESS LANGUAGE II 11:30AM-12:20PM INTRODUCTION PROGRAMMING 2.0 LEC MWF NOTE: COURSE START DA TE 01/13/88; COURSE END DATE 03/25/88 ll:30AM-U:20PM INTRODUCTION TO FORTRAN 1.0 LEC MWF NUTE: COURSE START DA TE 03/28/83; COURSE ENO DATE 04/29/38 10:30AM-ll:20AM ADVANCED PROGRAMMING 3.0 LEC MWF 03:55PM-05: 10PM DATA STRUCTURES 3.0 LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM OPERATING SYSTEMS 3.0 LEC TR

308 AREHART

310

AREHART

3J7 STAFF

307 STAFF

GR GR

304 AREHART 308 MAY

JE RO

308 MAY

GR GR GR

310 WEBBER 309 WEBBER 309 *E3BER

RP RP RP

08:30AM-09:20AM

204 AUSTIN

02:30PM-04:10PM

206 AUSTIN

ll:20AM-12:35PM

204 CURLEY

CHEMISTRY SEMINAR SPECIAL RESEARCH IN CHEM

LAB

1 .0 2. 0- 4.0

SfcM F LAB F

COMPUTER SCIENCE NOTE:

CMSC-156-Oi CMSC-156-02 CMSC-156-03 CMSC-L56-04 CMSC-202-01 CMSC-204-01

CMSC-205-01 CMSC-206-01 CMSC-302-01 CMSC-311-01

ALL SECTIONS OF «CMSC 156>> ARE RESTRICTED TO BUSINESS AND PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS.

EARTH SCIENCE NOTE:

EASC-102- 10 EASC-102- 11

ALL SECTION df <<EASC 102» ARE RESTRICTED TO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJORS.

PHYSICAL SCIENCE 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE

EASC-102- 20

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

tASC-102- 21

LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE

0.0

LAB M

Ol:30PM-03:lOPM

206 CURLEY

EASC-201- 10

STELLAR ASTRONOMY

4.0

LEC TR

09:55AM-li:10AM

204 CURLEY

NOTE:

EASC-201- 11 EASC-201- 12 EASC-210- 10 feASC-210- 11

LAB

4.0

SECTIONS FOLLOW -

LEC TR

CHOOSE ONE

SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOUSE ONE

LABORATORY NOTE: NU GRADE LABORATORY

0.0

LAB W

Ol:30PM-03:lOPM

207 CURLEY

0.0

LAB W

03:30PM-05:10PM

207 CURLEY

NOTE: NO GRADE PHYSICAL GEOLOGY *.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE

i0:J0AM-ll:20AM

118 FERGUSON

LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE

Ol:30PM-03:LOPM

111 FERGUSON

0.0

LAB M

19 COURSE ID BIOL-101-31 BIOL-101-32 BIOL-102-10 BIGL-102-11 BIOL-102-12 BIOL-102-20

BIOL-102-21 BlOL-102-22 BIOL-103-10 BIGL-103-U BIOL-103-12 8IOL-1O3-20 BIQl-103-21 tilOL-103-22 BIOL-202-10 BIGL-202-ll BIOL-202-12 B1GL-207-10 BIGL-207-11 6IGL-207-12 BIOL-207-13 BIGL-235-01 bIGL-304-10 BIGL-304-il BIOL-3<»2-i0 BIGL-342-1I 3IQL-352-01 BIGL-362-10 BIOL-362-11 BIGL-399-01 BIQL-424-lu BIGL-424-ll

BIUL-490-01 BIOL-491-01 BI01-496-31

COURSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

0*0

LAB R

09:30AM-ll:10AM

121

LEHMAN

J.O

LAB R

02:30PM-04:10PM

121

LEHMAN

09:30AM-iO:20AM

133 BREIL

01:30PM-03:10PM

112

BREIL

03:30PM-05:10PM

112 BREIL

09:55AM-ll:10Ai1

118 SCOTT

02:30PM-04: 10PM

112

SCOTT

04:3 0PM-06:10PM

112 SCOTT

11:20AM-12:35PM

133 BREIL

0l:30PM-O3:l0PM

116 BREIL

O3:30PM-O5:10PM

lib DREIL

03:30AM-09:45AM

133 HEINEMANN

01:30PM-03: 10PM

116 HEINEMANH

LA3GRAT0PY 0.0 LAb tf 03:30PM-35: 10PM NOTE: NO GRADE 0o:30AM-0*:45AM ANIMAL MORPHJLOGY 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB TR 02:30PM-04:10PM NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAb TR 04:30PM-06:10PM NOTE: NO GRADE 06:30AM-09:20AM HUNAN ANATUMY/PnYSIOLOGY 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FuLLOfc - CHuOSE ONE 01:30PM-03: 10PM LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAb W 03:30PM-05: 10PM NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB R 02:30PM-04: 10PM NOTE: NO GRADE 07:OOPM-OB:15PM NJTRITIUN 3.0 LEC TR NOTE: PRE-NJRSING/PHYSICAL tDOC. MAJORS ONLY 02:30PM-03:45PM MICROBIOLOGY 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 03:45PM-05:25PM LABORATORY 0.0 LAB TR NOTE: NO GRADE ll:30AM-12:20PM PLANT ECOLOGY 4.0 LEC M«F NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE O3:30PM-06:O0PM LABORATORY 0.0 LAB n NOTE: NO GRADE U9:30AM-10:20AM SECOND TEACHING METHODS 3.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM BIOLOGICAL UCEANOGRAPHY 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 01:30PM-03:10PM LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE 09:55AM-11:13AM EVOLUTION 3.0 LEC TR ll:20AM-12:35PM GENETICS 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 01: JOPM-03:10PM LABORATORY 0.0 LAB W NOTE: NO GRAOE 12:30PM-01:20PM BIOLOGICAL SEMINAR 1.0 SEM h 12:i0PM-0l:20PM BIOLOGICAL SEMINAR II 1.0 SEM W 2.0- 4.0 LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED **»* RESEARCH IN BIOLOGY

116 HEINEMANN

118 BKEIL

111

BREIL

111

BREI L

133 MERKLE

115 MERKLE

115 MEKKLE

115 MERKLE

103 PRICE

118 TINNELL

123 TINNELL

riH

118 BREIL

117 BREIL

ST ST

207 AUSTIN 103 BATTS

JM BS

107

bATTS

ST ST

103 MERKLE 118 HEINEMANN

DA RL

111 HEINEMANN

09:55AM-ll:lOAM

306 HARDY

02: 30PM-04 :10PM

311 HARGY

09:30AM-1J:20AM

306 MAXrfELL

02: 30PM-04: 10PM

311

MAXWELL

04:30PM-Q6:lQpM

311 MAXWELL

LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NUTE: NO GRADE GENERAL BOTANY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NQ GRADE GENERAL BOTANY NOTE: LA3 SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL ZOOLOGY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NU GRADE LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE GENERAL ZOOLOGY NOTE: LAB SECTIONS LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE

4.0 LEG MWF FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB M 0.0

LAB M

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB T 0.0

LAb T

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB W 0.0

LAB W

4.0 LEC TR FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE 0.0 LAB M

STAFF STAFF STAFF

CHEMISTRY CHEM-iOl-10 CHEM-lOl-ll CHEM-102-10 CHEM-102-ll CHEM-102-12

GENERAL CHEMISTRY I 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB R NOTE: NO GRAOE GENERAL CHEMISTRY II 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE

BRING PRELIMINARY MASTER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES COURSE ID

COURSE TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH-101-01 ANTH-lOi-02 ANTH-101-03 ANTH-101-04 ANTH-102-01 ANTH-103-01 ANTH-310-01 ANTH-321-01 ANTH-492-00

INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY INTRO ANTHROPOLOGY ARCHEOLOGY PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY RESEARCH METHODS SUPERNATRL BELIEF SYSTEM INTERNSHIP

3.0 3,0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0-15.0

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC INT

09:30AM-10:20AM MWF 10:30AM-ll:20AM MWF MWF 11:30AM-12:20PM MWF Ol:30PM-02:20PM TR ll:2JAM-12:35PM 03:30PM-04:20PM MWF TR 02:30PM-03:45PM 09:55AM-ll:iOAM TR *** TO BE ARRANGED ****

HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI

206 206 206 206 206 206 206 206

ARMSTRONG JORDAN JORDAN ARMSTRONG JORDAN JORDAN ARMSTRONG ARMSTRONG JORDAN

KV JW JW KV JW JW KV KV JW

ART AKT

ART ART AKT ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART ART

-110-01 -110-02 -120-01 -120-02 -130-01 -131-01 -131-02 -155-01 -155-02 -160-01 -213-01 -213-02 -213-03 -214-01 -218-01 -221-01 -223-01 -230-01 -262-01 -313-01 -J25-01 -326-01 -341-01 -342-01 -351-01 -403-01 -403-02 -403-03 -412-01 -413-01 -414-01 -41t>-01 -455-01

TR TR TR *F TR MW WF MW TR MWF MW MW TR M* WF WF TR TR W WF TR TR TR MW MW TR TR TR TR WF WF WF MW

02:30PM-04:20PM 04:30PM-0o:20PM 02:3DPM-04:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 02:3JPM-J4:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 1J:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 12:30PK-0l:20PM 12:30PM-02:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 08:30AM-10:20AM 12:30PM-02:20PM 08:30AM-10:20AM 08:30AM-10:20AM 02:30PM-05:OOPM 10:30AM-i2:2JPM 06:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 04:30PM-06:20PM 02:30PM-04:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM

BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD 6D BD BD BD BJ BD BD 3D BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD BD

232 119 234 234 207 207 205 213 213 103 121 121 121 121 232 234 118 207 103 232 119 234 207 207 217 232 217 234 121 232 232 232 213

BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHUOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB T NOTE: NO GRADE BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS 4.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NU GRADE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB M NOTE: NO GRADE BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS 4.0 LEC MWF NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHUOSE ONE

10:30AM-ll:20AM

133 BATTS

09:30AM-ll:10AM

121 ttATTS

02:30PM-04:10PM

121 BATTS

09:55AM-ll:lOAM

133 TINNELL

0l:30PM-03:10PM

121 TINNELL

03:30PM-05:lOPM

121 TINNELL

08:30AM-Q9:20AM

118 LEHMAN

CRAFTS CRAFTS BASIC DESIGN BASIC DESIGN DRANING 1 LIFE DRAWING LIFE DRAWING BASIC PKOCESS PHOTO BASIC PROCESS PHOTO INTRO VISUAL ARTS CERAMICS CERAMICS CERAMICS CERAMICS 11 DESIGN IN STAINED GLASS GRAPHIC DESIGN I THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN EXPER MEDIA DRAWING HIS OF ART REN TO 19 CEN JEWELRY I METAL WORK ADVANCED DESIGN IN WGUD TYPUGKAPHY ART EDUCATION K-4 ART EDUCATION 4-8 PRINTMAKING: SERIGRAPHY SPECIAL TOPICS: VIS ARTS PAPERMAKlNG PORTFOLIO REV CERAMICS STUDIO JEWELRY II METALSM1THING ADVANCED CASTING PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU LEC STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU LEC STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU STU

BALDRIDGE EDMONSON OLIVER STAFF STAFF SPRINGER OLIVER BISHOP BISHOP MCCARTER EDMONSON EDMONSON EDMONSON EDMONSON BALDRIDGE OLIVER BALDRIDGE SPRINGER STAFF BALDRIDGE BALDRIDGE STAFF SPRINGER SPRINGER BISHOP BALDRIDGE BISHOP OLIVER EDMONSON BALDRIDGE BALDRIDGE BALDRIDGE BISHOP

MS RW A

HL A BL BL SC RW RW RW RW MS A MS HL MS MS HL HL BL MS BL A RW MS MS MS BL

BIOLOGY BIOL-lOl-lO BI0L-101-U BIOL-101-12 BIOL-iOl-20 BIUL-101-21 BIOL-101-22 BlOL-101-30

32 COURSE

COURSE

TITLE

CREDIT HOURS

CLASS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIME

BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

RECREATION RECR-111-01 RECR-206-01 RECk-237-01 RECR-301-01 RECR-303-01 RhCR-305-01 RECR-308-01 RECR-350-01 RECR-450-01 RECR-490-01 RECR-^90-02

INTRO TO LEIS SEK OELIV 3.0 LEC MWF 1.0 MANUAL COMMUNICATION LEC M 3.0 fcXPERIEUT £ OUTO ED PROG LEC TR 3.0 LEC MwF KEC MENT DIS t DEV 01 SAB 3.0 LEC TR P.EC FOR PHYS DISABLEO LEISURE COUNSELING 3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 THER REC IN MED SETTING LEC MWF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3.0 LEC TR LEC MHF RESEARCH/HEALTH,PE,RECRE 3.0 SENIOR INTERNSHIP 16.0 INT MTWRF NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY INT MTrfRF SENIOR INTERNSHIP 16.0 NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY

11 :30AM-12:20PM 07 :00PM-07:50PM 02 :30PM-03:45PM 10 :30AM-ll:20AM 09 :55AM-U:10AM 02 :30PM-03:20PM 01 :30PM-02:20PM 03 :55PM-05:lOPM 03 :30PM-04:20PM 08 :00AM-D5:00PM

LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

203 207 203 208 203 203

KOESLER STAFF KOESLER VALE MERLING VALE VALE 203 STAFF 203 STAFF 114 MERLING

oa :00AM-05:00PM

127 VALE

09 :30AM-10:20AM 09 :55AM-ll:lOAM 11 :20AM-12:35PM 06 :3OPM-09:O0PM 06 :30PM-D9:00PM 09 :30AM-10:20AM BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGEO **♦* BE ARRANGED ***» BE ARRANGED **»* BE ARRANGED ***♦ BE ARRANGED ♦**» BE ARRANGED **»» BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED ***• BE ARRANGED **♦* BE ARRANGED ♦*** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED **** BE ARRANGED ♦*** BE ARRANGED ***» BE ARRANGED *»«*

RW RW RW RW RW

R WH JE WH tfH

SOCIAL WORK SOWK-102-01 SOWK-102-02 SOWK-281-01 SOWK-309-01 S0WK-309-D2 SOWK-310-01 SOWK-335-Oi SOWK-336-01 SOWK-339-01 SOwK-339-02 S0WK-339-Q3 SOwK-340-Oi S0WK-34O-02 S0WK-34O-0 3 SOWK-400-01 SOWK-400-02 SOWK-400-03 SOWK-401-01 SOWK-401-02 SOWK-401-03 SOWK-404-01 SOWK-407-01 SOWK-490-01

SOC WEL 6 SOC WRK PROF SOC WEL C SOC WRK PROF HUM BEHAV C SOC ENV 11 HUM SEXUAL ADJ HUM SEXUAL ADJ MINORITY EXPERIENCES JR INT MEANS LAB INT MEANS IN SW JR FIELD INSTRUCTION JR FIELD INSTRUCTION JR FIELD INSTRUCTION JR INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR JR INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR JR INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR FIELD INSTRUCTION FIELD INSTRUCTION FIELD INSTRUCTION INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR SOC WEL ADMIN LAM ( SOCIAL WORKER TOPICAL SEMINAR

LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LEC LAB LEC INT INT INT SEM SEM SEM INT INT INT SEM SEM SEM LEC LEC IND

MWF TR TR M T MWF

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.0 3.0 3.0

LEC LEC LEC LAb LAB LEC LEC LEC LEC

M«F TR MWF

1.0

LEC MW

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 1.0 3.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 12.0 12.0 12. D 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 1.0 1.0- 3.0

**» TO »** TO «*« TO

**♦ TO *** TO *♦» TO ♦** TO *** TO *** TO ♦ ** TO *** TO *** TO *** TO «*♦ TO *** TO *** TO »** TO

228 228 227 227 227 227

SIMPSON-JOHNSON SIMPSON-JOHNSON ALLEN-BLEDSOE E ALLEN-BLEDSOE E ALLEN-BLEDSOE E GC STONIKINIS SIMPSON-JOHNSON SIMPSON-JOHNSON ALLEN-BLEDSOf : E SIMPSON-JOHNSON STONIKINIS GC ALLEN-BLEDSOE ; E SIMPSON-JOHNSON STONIKINIS GC ALLEN-BLEOSOE E SIMPSON-JOHNSON STONIKINIS GC ALLEN-BLEDSOE SIMPSON-JOHNSON STONIKINIS GC ALLEN-BLEOSOE E GC STONIKINIS STONIKINIS GC

SPECIAL EDUCATION SPED-290-01 SPEO-292-01 SPED-310-01 SPE0-32O-01 SPEO-^27-01 SPEQ-360-01 SPED-400-01 SPED-402-01 SPED-404-01

THE ED CHILD THE LD CHILD INTR 3EHAVI0R MANAGEMENT FTELD EXPERIENCE ED FIELD EXPERIENCE LD DIAGNOSIS OF LD IEP I CURRENT PERSPCTVS CURRENT C METHOOS ED CURR C METHODS LD

09 :3GAM-10:2GAM OS :55AM-ll:10AM IC :30AM-ll:20AM *** TO t>E ARRANGED **** *** TO 3E ARRANGED **»♦ MWF OJ :30PM-02:20PM MTWRF OS i:J0AM-10:00AM MWF 11 .:30AM-12:20PM T 06:00PM-08:30PM

WN WN WN

WN »N WN UN

207 STAFF 123 OVERTON 123 OVERTON STAFF OVERTON 121 OVERTON 106 WILLIAMS 121 STAFF 122 STAFF

12:45PM-03:15PM

100 ANDREWS

110 ANDREWS

100

ANDREWS

100 ANDREWS

IL IL

B8 HARK IS B8

TL TL TL TL VG

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHED-123-01

BtGINNING EQUITATION NOTE:

PHED-123-02

PHEO-223-01 PHED-223-02 PHED-104-02

PHE0-103-01 PHED-123-04

PHEO-123-05

PHED-124-01 PHED-124-02 PHED-135-01 PHEO-208-01 PHE0-223-04 PHED-223-J5

SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED COURSE START DATE 01/12/88; COURSE END OATE 03/04/88 03:30PM-06:00PM BEGINNING EQUITATION 1.0 LtC MW NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED COURSE START DATE 01/12/88; COURSE END OATE 03/04/88 12:45PM-03:15PM INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 LEC MW NOTE: COURSE START DATE 01/L2/86; COURSE END OATE 03/04/88 03:30PM-06:00PM INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 LEC MW END DATE 03/04/88 NOTE: COURSE START DATE 01/12/38; COURSE 0l:3OPM-D2:20PM BEGINNING TENNIS 1.0 LEC MWF TR 02:30PM-03:45PM NOTE: COURSE START DATE 03/07/6b; COURSE END OATE Ot/29/88 08:30AM-li:iOAM BEGINNING GOLF 1.0 LEC TR NOTE: COURSE START OATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/88 1.0 LEC MW 12:45PM-03:15PM BEGINNING EQUITATION NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED COURSE START OATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/98 BEGINNING EQUITATION 03:3OPM-O6:00PM 1.0 LEC MW NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED COURSE START DATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/88 BEG CAMPING SKILLS 1.0 LEC MWF 12:3OPM-U2:20PM NOTE: COURSE START OATE 03/07/88; COURSE ENO DATE 04/29/88 BEG CAMPING SKILLS 1.0 LEC MWF 02:30PM-04:20PM NOTE: COURSE START DATE 03/07/68; COURSE ENO DATE 04/29/88 BEG SOFTBALL 1.0 LEC MWF 0i:3OPM-O3:20PM NOTE: COURSE START DATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/88 INTERMEDIATE GOLF 08:3OAM-ll:l0AM 1.0 LEC TR NOTE: COURSE START OATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/88 INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 LEC MW 12:45PM-03:15PM NOTt: COURSE START DATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/88 INTERMEDIATE EQUITATIUN 1.0 LEC MW 03:30PM-06:00PM NOTE: COURSE START DATE 03/07/88; COURSE END DATE 04/29/88

223 SMITH

100 ANDREWS

208 KOESLER

223 COUGHLIN

223 SMITH

100 ANDREWS

100

ANDREWS

./..

COURSE ID

COURSE TITLE

• • - CREDIT- * '■ CLASS HOURS ACT DAYS

START TIME

END TIME

31 BLDG ROOM

INSTRUCTOR

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHED-101-OL PHED-103-01 PHED-104-01 PHED-I04-03 PHED-104-04 PHED-107-01 PHED-1O7-02 PHED-107-03 PHED-107-0* PHED-107-05 PHED-107-06 PHED-108-02 PHED-109-Oi PHED-i10-31 PHED-liO-02 PHED-lll-Ol PHED-U6-01 PHED-llb-02 PHED-116-03 PHED-116-04 PHED-116-05 PHED-119-Ol PHED-123-03 PHED-123-06 PHED-123-07 PHED-126-01 PHED-126-02 PHED-127-01 PHED-128-01 PHED-129-01 PHED-130-Oi PHED-131-01 PHEO-131-02 PHED-131-03 PHEO-132-01 PHED-136-01 PHED-203-0L PMED-207-01 PHED-207-02 PHED-211-Ol PHED-212-01 PHED-214-Ol PHED-223-33 PHED-223-06 PHED-223-07 PHED-232-01 PHED-270-01 PHED-272-01 PHED-275-01 PHED-285-01 PHED-311-Ol PHED-312-01 PHED-313-Ol PHED-332-31 PHED-360-01 PHED-361-01 PHED-3o6-0l PHED-372-01 PHED-380-01 PHED-382-01 PHED-387-10 PHED-387-ll PHED-id7-i2 PHED-390-0L PHED-413-01 PHED-432-01 PHED-<»5O-0i PHED-462-01 PHED-4&3-01 PHED-490-10 PHED-490-11 PHEO-499-Ol

BEG AERUBIC FIT/WGT CNTL 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING GYMNASTICS 1.0 LEC TR MAJORS - BEG TENNIS 1.0 LEC MWF NOTE: OPEN TO DEPARTMENTAL MAJORS ONLY BEGINNING TENNIS 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING TENNIS 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING BOWLING 1.0 LEC TR RESINNING GULF 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING VOLLEYBALL 1.0 LEC TR NON-SWIMMERS 1.0 LEC MWF NON-SWIMMERS 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING SWIMMING 1.0 LEC TR BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 LEC MWF BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 LEC MWF BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 LEC MWF BEG WEIGHT TRAINING LEC TR 1.0 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING 1.0 LEC TR WRESTLING 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING EQUITATION 1.0 LEC T NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED BEGINNING RIDING-HUNT 1.0 LEC TR NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED BEGINNING RIDING-HUNT 1.0 LEC TR NOTE: SPECIAL FEE REQUIRED BEGINNING YOGA 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING YOGA 1.0 LEC TR LEC TR AEROBIC DANCING 1.0 BEG SOCIAL C REC DANCE LEC MWF 1.0 BEGINNING BALLET 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING JAZZ 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING MODERN DANCE 1.0 LEC MWF BEGINNING MODERN DANCE 1.0 LEC TR BEGINNING MODERN DANCE 1.0 LEC TR ADV MODERN DANCE 2.0 LEC MTW INTERNAT FOLK DANCE LEC MWF 1.0 LEC TR 1.0 INT GYMNASTICS LEC MWF INTERMEDIATE BOWLING 1.0 1.0 LEC MWF INTERMEDIATE BOWLING 1.0 INTERMEDIATE SHIMMING LEC TR LEC MTWR LIFEGKOG/EMERG WATR SAFT 2.0 2.0 ADV OPENW SCUB CORAL REF LEC *** TO INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION LEC T 1.0 INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION 1.0 LEC TR 1.0 LEC TR INTERMEDIATE EQUITATION LEC MTW ADV MODERN DANCE 2.0 LEC MwF BASIC ATHLETIC TRAINING 3.0 PRAC IN ATH TRAIN 1.0 IND *** TO LEC MuF FOUND OF PE L SPORT 3.0 LEC MWF 3.0 MOTOR LEARNING 1.0 LEC MWF FITNESS SHIMMING 2.0 LEC TR WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTION LEC MTWR 1.0 CATALINAS I 2.0 LEC MWF AOV MODERN DANCE LEC MWF 3.0 TEACH PE IN SEC SCHOOL LEC *** TO UEV C ADAPT ACTIVITIES 3.0 LEC *** TO 3.0 CHOREOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS IND *»* TO PRAC IN ATH TRAIN 1.0 LEC MWF 3.0 THEORY/ANAL ELEM SCH PE LEC MWF SEM ELEM SCH PE J.O PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE LEC MWF 3.0 NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LAB T LABORATORY 0.0 NOTE: NO GRADE 0.0 LAB R LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE ELEM SCH HEALTH C PE 3.0 LEC TR LEC MTWR 1.0 ADVANCED CATALINAS LEC MT* 2.0 ADV MODERN DANCE LEC MWF RESEARCH/HEALTH,PE,RECRE 3.0 3.0 LEC TR ORG/ADM HEALTH & PE PROG LEC MWF EVAL IN HEALTH L PE 3.0 FITNESS PRACTICUM IND MWF 3.0 NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LAB MWF 0.0 LABORATORY NOTE: NO GRADE 3.0 IND TR FITNESS PROJECTS

08:30AM-09:45AM 02:30PM-03:*5PM 12:30PM-01:20PM

LN LN IL

224 NELSON 223 BUDD B8 HARRIS

SC RL BL

09:55AM-ii:i3AM ll:20AM-12:35PM 10:30AM-11:20AM 11:30AM-12:20PM 09:55AM-11:10AM il:20AM-l2:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM O3:55PM-05:iOPM ll:20AM-12:35PM 11:20AM-12:35PM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-li:20AM O9:55AM-ll:10AM 08:30AM-09:20AM 09:30AM-10:20AM 10:30AM-U:20AM 09:55AM-il:l0AM ll:20AM-12:35PM 09:55AM-ll:10AM O2:00PM-04:3OPM

IL IL LK LK LK LK LK LK LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN FR LN

B8 B8 119 119 119 119 119 119 223 224 143 143 143 313 313 313 313 313 TBA 100

SG SG SM SM SE SE AH AH BB CR JR JR CC RJ EL EL CB CB SC NA

il:20AM-l2:35PM

100 ANDREWS

O2:30PM-03:45PM

100 ANDREWS

09:30AM-10:20AM 02:30PM-03:45PN O9:55AM-ll:10AM 10:30AM-ll:20AM 12:3OPM-0i:20PM Ol:3OPM-02:20PM ll:30AM-12:20PM 09:55AM-ll:lOAM ll:20AM-12:35PM 03:45PM-05:15PM O9:30AM-lO:20AM U:20AM-12:35PM 10:30AM-ll:20AK U:30AM-12:20PM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-J3:45PM BE ARRANGED ***» 02:OOPM-OH:30PM ll:20AM-12:35PM 02:30PM-03:45PM 03:45PM-05:15PM 0i:30PM-G2 :20PM BE ARRANGED **»* ll:30AM-12:20PM ll:30AM-12:20PM 12:30PM-0i:20PM il:20AM-l2:35PM 03:55PM-05:lOPM Ol:30PM-02:20PM 0l:3OPM-02:20PM BE ARRANGED **«* BE ARRANGED ***• BE ARRANGEO *♦** 01:3OPM-G2:20PM ll:30AM-12:20PM 09:30AM-10:20AM

LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LN LK LK LN LN

307 307 223 223 307 307 143 307 307 307 223 223 119 119 143 143

NA NA CR EW

LN LN LN LN LN

100 100 100 307 203

LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

208 208 143 143 143 307 208

LN LN LN

207 207 208

03:55PM-05:10PM

208 GRAHAM

03:55PM-05:lOPM

208 GRAHAM

O8:3OAM-09:45AM 03:55PM-05:10PM 03:45PM-05:15PM 03: 30PM-04:20PM O9:55AM-ll:l0AM 10:30AM-11:20AM 08:30AM-09:20AM

LN LN LN LN LN LN LN

207 143 307 203 207 203 312

NA SM

12:30PM-01:20PM

223 GRAHAM

O2:3OPM-03:43PM

312 GRAHAM

DUNCAN DUNCAN G'NEIL O'NEIL FINNIE FINNIE HUFFMAN HUFFMAN SMITH CALLAWAY JOHNSON JOHNSON LUTHER POS1PANK0 NEAL NEAL BOLDING BOLDING NELSON ANDREWS

ANDREWS ANDREWS CALLAWAY BOBbITT STAFF STAFF NEAL NEAL NEAL STAFF BOBBITT BUDD O'NEIL U«NEIL LUTHER BINGHAM BINGHAM ANDREWS ANOREWS ANOREtfS UPTON CARLTON CARLTON HARRIS NEAL BINGHAM MERLING BINGHAM STAFF O'NEIL BOBBITT NEAL CARLTON ANDREWS HARRIS GRAHAM

ANDREWS BINGHAM STAFF STAFF HARRIS STAFF GRAHAM

ND NO HU EW RL SM SM CC SM SM NA NA NA TA WG WG BL NO SM JE SM SM EW ND WG NA BL GP

BL GP

30 COURSE ID MlSC-304-02

MISC-304-10

CREDIT CLASS COURSE TITLE HOJRS ACT DAYS ADVANCED MILITARY SC IV 2.0 LEC TR NOTE: LAB SECTIONS FOLLOW - CHOOSE ONE LABORATORY 0.0 LAB W NOTE: NO GRADE

START END TIME TIME 02:30PM-03:45PM

BLDG ROOM INSTRUCTOR RE 360 NALLY MAJ

03:30PM-05:10PM

09:30AM-10:20AM 3.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM 3.0 LEC MWF 09:30AM-10:20AM LEC MWF 3.3 09:55AM-11:I0AM 3.0 LEC TR 02:30PM-03:45PM 3.0 LEC TR 1.0 04:JOPM-05:DOPM LEC T LAB *** TO BE ARRANGED **** 3.0 03:30PM-04:20PM 3.0 LEC M - CHOOSE ONE LAB M 08:30AM-10:20AM 0.0

WN WN WN WN WN WN

360 NALLY

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My favorite K.O., Cheer up. Life can be the best ever, just don't let little things get Frank T. — (Tabb) I thought you were cute with you down like speech teachers. Love, Mister S.P. hair and I still think you're cute without it! By the way, I love ALPHA PHI OMEGA would like your tan! to thank all the faculty, Always, administrators, and students for D.T. their participation in Faculty Follies. Thanks to all of you we Winkie. Becky, and Stephanie, were able to donate $300 to the Thanks for being my friend. Be Diabetes Foundation. APO sure and drop by my room next couldn't have done it without year. I know I've missed out on a your support and cooperation. lot of fun, but everyone makes Thanks again! mistakes. Brothers of APO Love, me Rick Weibl Was it good for you? Thanks for Steven G (Cox 209), the booster.... (SHOT). Why the It seems I'm not the only one heck do you keep playing musical who likes what they see! Only floors; so the Vandals can tear up I've liked it all year! the entire campus? Always, Signed E.S. Nearly all of US My roommate is engaged!! Congratulations, Maggie (and Archie) I Love you, Dawn D.H.L. (Mr — into-everything), Your friendship means a lot to me. I hope things haven't changed, (what about that bet?) love, Dawn Maggie, You've had a great season. It's probably been one of the toughest, but I would say its ended on a high note! I'm proud of you! love, your secret pal Call the doctor, call the nurse, Colleen, Whasahapnin' hotstuff. It's been a great month! Thanks for being there. Kev Chris — These past six months have been the best ever! Happy Anniversary sweetheart — I love you! Leslie Nikki, "No strings attached, no commitments!" Give me a break! Who are you kidding, besides yourself? You-know-who Laura the Biology Major: Will you go out with me? The Breakfast Club Sarah B., I will discover his identity before May! You Know Who To Steve C. on 1st floor Tabb. I like what I see! An admirer R, You wanted to talk — Let's talk! E.

Dan the man, Best of luck in BMOC. Looking forward to the evening. Hugs and kisses. The sisters of ALPHA Gamma Delta STEPH, You are a great little brother and a great person in general. Looking forward to your initiation into brotherhood. BIG BRO James Noah, Thanks for being there when I needed to talk. Your support and friendship these past couple of weeks has meant a lot. A thankful "GAMMA" John, Anne, Laura and Shirley, Do you really want to play questions or would you rather buy a Duck? "J" P.S. Is it Laura or Laurie???

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H-SC Bands

By MICHAEL GEOLY Spring Weekend, it's almost here. The rumors of Bruce Hornsby or the Beastie Boys playing came and went. So what big name band did we get? The Waxing Poetics. Some of us are rather familiar with the Poetics, for they've played many a fraternity house at H-SC in the past year. Some of us; however, aren't so quick to recognize the name. The group is relatively new: they've recently come out with their first album, and who knows, someday they may be really big in the music industry. Just think, ten years from now you might be able to say, "I remember when..." to your

children and spouse about the band. For those of you who frequent the Hampden-Sydney circuit, you should be happy to hear that the school will have seventeen bands between Thursday and Saturday for their annual "Greek Week" festivities. This will give students from both schools opportunity to campus hop from school to school. The H-SC bands will be "Beat Rodeo" and "The Smithereens," on Thursday night, and "The Neighborhoods," on Friday night Saturday evening, each fraternity will host a band, the list goes as follows: Fiji- The Black Jacks and Dirty Secrets, Pi Kappa Alpha-

Charlie, Chi Phi- The Good Guyi, Kappa Alpha- NOD Logic and See You, Sigma Alpha Epsilon- The Prcmatons and Steel Drum, Theta Chi- Duck Clark and the Hotnuts and The Skull Tones, Sigma Nu- Locals Only, Lambda Chi- Other Bright Colors, and Sigma Chi- The Mentals, and The Change. Whatever you do this weekend, wherever you go, you'll certainly have no trouble finding some live entertainment. Go out, have fun, and relax. Exams are coming, and this may be your last chance to kick back. Everybody have a fun, safe, weekend.

A Tribute To Our Advisor Many professors can't brag that they're "having fun." Mr. William Woods can. He makes every class an exploration into thought. These thoughts may not necessarily be what you were assigned to read, but they stimulate you and make you search for more reasons. I am a veteran of Woods. There is not a boring moment in any of his classes. This semester I decided to caputre his moments on paper. The result is an interesting, funny, and thought provoking list of outrageous quotes: — "This is not a pretty picture." — "Were you around for Watergate? Do you remember?"

By MARNA BUNGER — "Would Faulkner write about these things?" — "Let's not kid ourselves!" — "If you were this novel, what liquor would you drink?" — "There are people that will go into a bookstore and buy a book and read it for pleasure. Really!" — "This is unusual. They're all gonna fail it. I can't wait." — "There's no available fun for you." — "That makes me forget what I was trying to remember." — "That's the whole point of novels. You get to read about people you don't want to hang out with in real life." — "Enough of my problems." — "Everyone is here except

those who aren't." — "No one can experience anything anymore because no one is innocent." — "Looking for that someone special?" — "AIDS - A nightmare beyond measure." — "I'll just have to write a new book and I'm doing that and boy is it good." — "I felt a sense of fun running through me." — "And then we'll be having fun." — "Why am I telling you this?" He told us lots of interesting things and we did have fun. Woods is what I<ongwood has instead of happy childhoods.

Gorgeous Mark Higgins: Do you even know that I exist? Lately, I've been watching you, and what I see truly turns me on! Won't you please be my "knight in shining armor?" Remember that whatever you wish, is my deepest desireLustfully yours, "The Horny Princess" Judd-Jack: You're too wild, child. Let's party. 379 N. Cunn. — ^ 1 — Ever Ready _.ft o& "' Bubbles on 5th Frazer: Reveal yourself. Time is running short to party. Marna I'm seeking a certain blond, female, ex-dining hall worker I think you're really cute, and would like to meet you. If you're interested in meeting a nice guy, write me at Box 380.

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Capital Raffle Is Success By REGGIE THOMPSON see a professional basketball spoliation to the game. The kids, The Concerned Young Adults of name in Ixindover, Md. who were selected at random, Prince Edward County The two groups raffled off really enjoyed the trip and they (CYAPEC) and the Omicron Rho tickets which were $1, to sponsor will be talking about it for some Chapter of the Phi Beta Sigma this March 14 trip to the Capital time to come. Fraternity Incorporated recently Center. Anyone purchasing a The winner of the raffle, co-sponsored a trip for disad- raffle ticket had the opportunity Quintin Morton, said that not only vantaged kids in the area to go to win 2 free tickets and tran- did he enjoy the game but that he enjoyed the looks on faces of each kid that went on the trip. T.R. The CYAPEC organization and Thanks for the flowers! the Sigmas would like to extend L.S. Teresa, Michele and Amie. their appreciation to everyone Thanks for being the best little that bought a ticket or made a sisters' anyone could ask for! Traci (Buf) — You don't know how happy I donation. Ya'll are fantastic and 11/we Ya! By the way, the Washington KDLove, am you are home. I missed you so Bullets beat the Chicago Bulls your Big Sis Iiz much! Next time you want to travel — just come to Richmond. 106-105 in overtime. Glrla of I-ongwood: All my best friendship and KD sisterly love, I'm on a safari, and in search of new trophies! Kim(Boo) The Great White Anne, Booty Hunter Thanks for everything! You're a super friend! I^t's party and JettCI svillc (ihostbusters. Thanks for the scare! I^et's do celebrate! Yeah! KDIx)ve, By KRIS MEYER it again real soon! Liz The last artist of the month Iiz Thanks for the scare! Let's do contest for the 1986-87 school year SKP it again real soon! is now being held. Any artwork Your help was all I needed! Liz done after August 1986 is Thanks! What more could I ask acceptable. This month, only one for in a roomie?! Luv ya! entry per artist is allowed. This KDlove, rule was created after a problem ESS in voting. The first place work wins fifty Fred, Noid, MAP, Jetson and dollars. Fifteen dollars is mandy, awarded to the second place We're going to have an winner and ten dollars to the awesome party chalet at the third place winner. The last Wildlife Preservation Artist of the Month entries for Convention'! this school year are due at 4 p.m. Drugs aren't cool. Zird in the Bedford office on March 30.

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Practice for Tryouts — Monday April 13-16 5:30-7:00 [TjTjTTjfr - Thursday Tryouts — Thursday April 16 5:30 Come join the sun and spirit of During the Spring Weekend the Lancer Line (Friday, April 10, and Saturday, April 11), all residence students EASTER EGG HUNT are asked not to park their Longwood College is sponsorvehicles on the south side of ing the Sixth Annual Easter Egg Madison Street by the Lankford Student Union Building between Hunt for preschool through fourth Griffin and Pine Streets — on grade children on Wednesday, Stubbs Mall. There will be a April 15, from 4:15 to 5:00 p.m. al number of activities along that longwood Estate. Refreshment* area which will need that space. and a visit from the Eastei Thank you for your help in Bunny will highlight this event getting this message out to the Be sure to bring a basket or bat for your eggs. students. In case of rain, the Easter Eg{ Hunt will be held on Thursday April 16. Interested in joining the We wish to thank the Longwoo< Panhellenic Council for theii Longwood drillteam? Informational Meeting — assistance, and College Plaz* Thursday April 9 in Lankford 8:30 Shopping Center for providing p.m. the Easter Bunny.

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10th Floor Frazer Health & Fitness Hall presents Longwood Coed Team Triathlon Date: Satirday, April 25, 1987 Time: 9:00 a.m. Place: Main Entrance to I^ancer Hall THERE IS NO FEE!! Criteria: Three people make up a team which has at least one male or female for a coed team. Each person does one event. Entry forms found at the desk of each dorm. Deadline entry: April 24. PRIZES GIVEN TO FIRST SIX TEAMS TO FINISH. — Any questions call Donna Armento (2-5574)

Colangelo To Georgetown RO 1C In John Colangelo, a junior at IiOngwood, is one of about 100 college students from across the country selected to participate in the Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems this summer. The Institute will be held at Georgetown University from June 5 to July 19. It is sponsored by the Fund for American Studies, a non-profit educational foundation affiliated with Georgetown. Participants in the program attend two classes each morning — one in government and one in economics. In the afternoon, they do an internship with a Congressman, U.S. Senator, law firm or government agency. A lecture series in the evenings features Senators and Congressmen. Colangelo, of Springfield, is majoring in business administration, with a concentration in economics. He is a graduate of West Springfield High School. Last year, he was president of the Student Government Association. He is currently

president of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. After graduating from tang wood, he plans to go into business or attend law school. The criteria for selection to the

Institute include academic excellence and leadership qualities. Colangelo, who will receive six academic credits for the two classes, will live on the Georgetown campus during the program.

Phi Beta Lamba Wins Awards ByMARNABUNGER Phi Beta tamda, Longwood's business organization, won several awards at a state conference held March 27 - 28 in Staunton, Virginia. Ten students from longwood attended and competed at the conference, but three students will go on to the National Competition for Phi Beta tamda, which will be held at Anaheim, CA in July. Kim Highes placed first in the state in the business communications event. John Burden also placed first in data

processing II. Leroy Marshall placed second in information management, and also is eligible for nationals. Other students who placed from longwood are as follows: Andrew Hudson, second place for impromptu speaking and Vickie Perdue, third place for the job interview. There are 700 members in PBL in Virginia. Over 300 attended the convention. It was a competitive couple of days, but there were no casualties. A good time was had by all who attended, making the other 400 members in the state wish they had gone too.

The Field By SCOTT ESTES Last weekend the Reserve Officers Training Corps here at Longwood went "to the field" for the first practical exercise of the semester. Training began Friday afternoon with a Land Navigation course which led cadets over widely varying terrain. As the sun went down the cadets were once again challenged by the course which had become somewhat more difficult — it was now dark and visibility was greatly limited in the woods. Nevertheless, all cadets successfully navigated both courses. Saturday morning was marked by sunny skies as the second phase of training began. Moving out in two patrols, the cadets conducted both reconnaissance and combat missions — the two most common types of patrols. At the conclusion of this training the cadets and cadre packed up and left to return to Longwood. The training the cadets received this weekend should serve them well next weekend as they travel to Fort Pickett to train with cadets from the University of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University at the Spring Field leadership Exercise.

The Student Union will sponsor a lecture by Dave Marsh, entitled "Rock & Roll Confidential," tonight (April 7) at 8 o'clock in the Gold Room, tankford. Marsh is the author of 10 books, including the bestselling Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story. He is editor of the Rolling Stone Record Guide.

His presentation will include the stories behind U.S.A. for Africa, Live Aid, and Farm Aid, plus comments on the links between rock music and society, censorship, and "Rock's corporate vampires." There is no admission charge for the lecture.

Artist Of The Month Christine Schup, a junior art major from Manassas, has been named Artist of the Month at Longwood College. Her winning work is a Prismacolor drawing titled "Madonna." The drawing was done as a class assignment — to create "a portrait in the style of Andy Warhol," Ms. Schup said. "I chose Madonna as the subject of the portrait because her flashy personality lends itself to this type of color craziness." Ms. Schup received a $50 cash award, and her drawing is on

exhibit in the Bedford Building at Longwood. She is working toward the bachelor of fine arts degree, with a concentration in drawing and printmaking. She hopes to pursue a career in advertising or illustration. Ms. Schup is a three-year starter on Longwood's lacrosse team, which was nationally ranked third in Division II last year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schup, of Manassas.

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Player Of The Week longwood catcher Chris LeBel welded a hot bat for the I,ady lancer soft ball team last week, and for her performance, LeBel has been named Longwood College Player of the Week for the period March 29 through April 5. Player of the Week is chosen by the Longwood sports information office. LeBel collected 11 hits, drove in nine runs and added two doubles

and a homer to lead Longwood to three wins in five games last week. Coach Loretta Coughlin also credited her with a "super job" on defense. "Chris plaved very well last week," said coach Coughlin. "She was a leader both at the plate and in the field." LeBel is a junior and a graduate of Oakton High School.

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Horseshow longwood was set to host an intercollegiate horseshow Sunday, but the show has been postponed to Thursday at 2:00 because of inclement weather. The show will be held at Long I>ance Farm.

Longwood's women's lacrosse team, which did not play last week, has three games on tap Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday of this week. The Lady Lancers visit Roanoke Wednesday at 4:00, host Virginia Tech Saturday at 2:00 and Georgetown Sunday at 3:00.

Rugby Rolls On By TIM SEYMOUR This year, the Longwood College Rugby Club has been quite successful. During the fall semester they've compiled an 112 record including victories that merit their status as reigning Division III state champions! In addition, they organized, competed, and won their first annual Oktoberfest-ARA Tournament! The wheels are already in motion for a 6-team tournament next Oktoberfest. This spring, Longwood has won their first three games and competed in the 26th annual Commonwealth Cup. Following are a few details surrounding their season, respectively: Longwood vs. VCU 28-0 On February 28, Longwood traveled to Richmond to compete against VCU! In the first half, Tim Seymour started the scoring with a 65 yard run down the sideline. Following, both Dave Larson and Eric Nelson capitalized on the game to give LC 2 more tries. In the second half, Matt Wli.sk bursted into the endzone in a Thor-like fashion to brintf LC 4 more points. I,ast, LCRFC drove VCU into their own endzone and John Hunt touched the ball for a try. With Tim Seymour's 4 out of 5 conversion kicks, longwood defeated VCU 284! L vs. E.H. 13-4 In their first home match of the spring season, Longwood took it to the men of E&H College. As they posed some physical op-

position, their game was not as skillful as Longwood. Scoring for Longwood was Tim Seymour, Dave Larson, and Ernestine Harris. Longwood vs. Lynchburg 4-3 For the third time in 3 years, Longwood has beaten Lynchburg Men's Club. However, this has been the toughest! At Vz time the score was 0-0. Early in the 2nd half though, Lynchburg scored with a drop kick! In a knockdown, drag out game, Longwood scored with a sideline run by Dave Rackley, assisted by Brad Pace, with 5 minutes left. With numerous attempts to come back in Longwood stood strong in the last few minutes and came out victorious. 26th Annual Commonwealth Cup For the first time Longwood competed in the Commonwealth Cup. The first two matches, against Washington RFC and the Washington i -ish, Longwood lost, and the thin, they received a forfeit against JMTJ. It was a very tough weekend, as they had to battle some of the best teams on the east coast. Other teams in the tournament were, Harvard, Yale, UVA and Nova. All in all Ixmgwood competed very well against such experienced opponents with scoring from Dave Rackly (1) and Tim Seymour (2). So far, the Rugby Club has done very well, especially because of the fact that they are a playercoach team. The club would like to extend a special thank you to Rick Johnson, their advisor, and all the fans that support them every weekend.

Led by a strong showing from All-American Tina Barrett, Longwood finished a respectable eighth out of 15 teams in the Duke University Invitational women's golf tournament Friday through Sunday in Durham, North Carolina. This week Longwood travels to Wilmington, North Carolina for the Azalea-Seahawk Tournament Friday through Sunday. While Alabama won the title with a 311-311-300-922, Longwood recovered from a slow start to post a 340-328-321-989. The Lady Lancers bested six Division I teams and Division II Troy State, which could be a top contender for the National Small College crown May 4-6. Barrett notched a tie for eighth place out of more than 80 competitors with an 83-76-75-234. Also competing for Longwood were Marcia Melone 86-80-79-245, Ashley Warren 83-85-83-251, Tammy Lohren 91-87-84-262 and Leigh Russell 88-8946-263. Playing as individuals, Longwood's Leslie Oscovitch shot 92-96-89-277 and Kim Poirier 87 93-88-268.

Longwood notched a third place finish out of 10 teams last Tuesday in the rain-shortened Peggy Kirk Bell Tournament ai Orlando, Florida. Indiana won the event with a 319, UNCW wa second with a 333 and the LC was third with a 334. Originally scheduled for 54 holes, the torunament was shortened to one round because of heavy rain in the Orlando area Sunday and Monday. Tops for Longwood was Melone, who carded an 81 to tie for fourth place in the individual race. Gretchen Pugh shot an 82, Barrett 85, Warren 86 and Russell 88. Lehren, playing as an individual carded an 87.

Gymnasts Take 4th Longwood's gymnastics team closed out its 1986-87 season Saturday with a fourth place finish in the Virginia State Meet at Radford. I-ongwood scored a respectable 164.15, but was unable to keep pace with Division I's William & Mary (176.70), Radford (174.90) and James Madison (170.55).

Sophomore Lynda Chenoweth led Longwood in all-around, bars and beam. Chenoweth scored a 34.1 all-around for eighth place. She was 10th in beam with an 8.55 and 12th in bars with an 8.4. Kiersten Artese had an 8.9 on floor to tie for ninth. Debbe Malin and Tammy Zeller scored 8.65 in vaulting to tie for 12th place. Malin had a 32.3 all-around score while Kerri Hruby had a 32.1. Longwood had scored a 163.45 to place second in the Division II regional March 28. "We did okay in the State Meet," said coach Ruth Budd. "Beam hurt us, but we scored higher overall than the week before in regionals." Budd's team finished with a 510 regular season record, but Budd was not dipleased with the season. Since January Longwood has had five gymnasts drop off the team for various reasons. "Considering the number of gymnasts we lost to injuries and grades, we had a pretty good season. The team's spirit was high for the most part. We kept working hard.

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Intramural Update An intramural basketball team at Longwood won one of two divisions in a 50-team regional tournament recently and competed in the championship game, losing in overtime. The team participated in the Schick Super Hoops II tournament at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., which freatured three-on-three basketball. The teams were divided into two 25-team brackets. The Ixmgwood team won its bracket and then lost in the title game to the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, which had won its division. The game

was played March 28 during halftime of the Washington Bullets-Dallas Mavericks game at the Capital Centre. The team consisted of James Taylor, Alfonso Woodson and Charles Gregory. Colleges and universities from Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Maryland competed. One other Longwood team participated in the tournament. Its members were Donny Celata, Bryan Diggs, Tim Morris and Gerry Hasty. Members of both teams received tickets to the BulletsMavericks game.

Baseball Team Stands At 17-5 Longwood was able to play just two of eight scheduled baseball games last week, but two impressive wins and the return of pitcher Scott Mills gave Lancer coach Buddy Bolding something to smile about. Bolding's 17-5 squad, ranked 19th in the most recent Collegiate Baseball Division II poll, took care of Liberty Wednesday 6-3 and Hampden-Sydney Thursday 7-0. A twinbill at Coppin State Friday was postponed to April 17 because of rain. The Lancers missed out on two games Saturday when Shaw failed to show up for a twinbill in Farmville and two more Sunday when rain prevented LC from playing at Christopher-Newport. This week, Longwood is slated to visit Bowie State Tuesday for two, Virginia Military Wednesday for one, and host St. Augustine's Saturday for two games. Mills rejoined the lancers Tuesday after receiving notification that he was academicaly eligible. He pitched Thursday for the first time in nearly two years, throwing four shutout innings against Hampden-Sydney. He struck out four and walked four without giving up a hit. Mills, who has 18 career wins, was ruled ineligible for the 1986 season and had not pitched for the Lancers since April, 1985. His addition gives Longwood's pitching staff considerable depth. Thursday's starting pitcher Franklin Watson did nearly as well, giving up just two hits in five innings while walking two and striking out five. Watson moved his record to 2-1 with the victory. Aided by 13 free passes from two Tiger pitchers, Longwood struck for five runs in the third, one in the fifth and one in the sixth. Centerfielder Robert Jackson plated three runs with a double and single and also stole

two bases. Pete Criscione and Greylin Rice also drove in runs for Longwood. Shortstop Kelvin Davis ripped a three-run homer in the eighth inning to spark a five-run Longwood rally and the Lancers went on to post a 6-3 triumph over Liberty Wednesday afternoon in Lynchburg. It was the Lancers' first win ever over the Division I Flames in baseball. Trailing 3-1 heading into the eighth, Longwood finally got to Liberty lefthander Randy Tomlin. Singles by Criscione and Jeff Mayone a hit batsman and a fielder's choice brought home one run. Davis, who was troubled by a sprained ankle earlier in the season, blasted a 390-foot homer over the fence in center field, bringing home Mayone and Jeff Rohm ahead of him. Longwood wasn't through yet. With two ou's, Jackson ripped a triple and came home on a Liberty error. Senior pitcher Tony Browning came on to work the final two innings and earn his second save of the season. He allowed just one hit and retired the final three batters on infield ground balls. Rob Furth, who relieved starter E. J. Bryant in the seventh, picked up the win for a 2-0 record. Bryant battled a sore back while limiting the Flames to four hits and three runs over six innings. The sophomore righthander pitched well. The Flames scored twice in the fifth, aided by a Lancer error, and once in the sixth. Rohm got Longwood on the board in the sixth with a homer to left. It was his third homer of the season and gives him a team-high 24 runs-batted-in. The senior third baseman is hitting .436. With its pitching, hitting and defense clicking, Longwood turned one of its top performances of the season Wednesday.

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Softball Team Wins 3 Of 5 Longwood's softball team won three of five games last week, taking two from James Madison's club team and winning one of three in the Methodist College Tournament Saturday. This week the Lady Lancers host North Carolina Wesleyan for two Wednesday at 3:00 and play in the University of North Carolina Greensboro Tournament Friday and Saturday. Ixmgwood beat James Madison 9-8 and 11-3 Thursday at Farmville Armory Field with a total of 35 hits for the two games. Mary Dailey had seven hits with three doubles, and Chris LeBel six hits with a homer and three runs-batted-in against the outclassed Duchesses. Tina Hall went 34 and Bobbi Shuler had a double and a triple in the opener. Jill Everett had a homer and a double in the nightcap. Freshman Anne Douglas Miller pitched the opening game win while sophomore Stacey Thompson tossed a two-hitter in the second contest. In the Methodist Tournament Saturday, NC Wesleyan rallied for three runs in the bottom of the sixth to take a 4-2 victory over the Lady Lancers. Penny Gough had two hits to lead LC. Ixmgwood bounced back to beat North Carolina Wilmington 3-1 behind the pitching of Cheryl Scharr and runs-batted-in from Hall, LeBel and Susette Stone. Methodist eliminated Ixmgwood Saturday afternoon by a 9-7 count. Ix^Bel went 4-4 with two doubles and three RBI's and Shuler added three hits with a double and two RBI's. The Lady I^ancers had 15 hits to the host team's five.

Men's Golf Fairing Well In Georgia

A trip to Valdosta, Georgia for the Southeastern Collegiate Tournament began the week for longwood's men's golf team, but coming up Saturday through Sunday is the Virginia Collegiate Championship at Hot Springs. Men's And Women's Ixmgwood shot a first round 329 Tennis

Longwood's men's and women's tennis teams met defeat Tuesday afternoon as the Uncers lost to Hampden-Sydney 6-3 at home and the I^dy Lancers fell to Lynchburg 8-1 on the road. The lady netters bonced back to edge Christopher Newport 5-4 Thursday on the Ixincer Hall courts. Winning matches Tuesday for the lancer netters, now 1-3, were Mark Ixtmbert at no. 3 singles and Iximbert and Jeff Iiewis at No. 2 doubles. Ixmgwood's match with Roanoke Friday was canceled. Susan Miller logged the Ixidy lancers' lone win at Lynchburg, taking her no. 6 singles match 6-1, 6-4. Longwood moved to 3-3 with its 5-4 win over ChristopherNewport Thursday but a match at Elon Saturday was canceled.

in Valdosta Sunday to rank 14th out of 17 teams. Florida Southern leads with a 297. The tournament continues Monday and Tuesday. Richard Hardy carded a 77, Ty Bordner an 84. Ron Hatch 81, Mark Marshall 87 and Tony Good 88.

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Literary Week By RENEE SMITH By CATHY GAUGHRAN Last week was, among other things, Literary Week here at Longwood. The principal ceremony of the week was to be the presentation of the seventh John Dos Passos Prize for Literature to John Edgar Wideman. Unfortunately, Mr. Wideman was detained in New England by a snowstorm and could not be here for the ceremony on Tuesday, March 31, forcing the presentation to be postponed. The English Dept. hopes to be able to reschedule the event for sometime later this month. Mr. Wideman, the first black author to receive the prestigious Dos Passos Prize, which includes a cash award of $1,000, is also the recipient of the 1984 PENFaulkner Award for Fiction, among other honors in the literary field. The first event of the Gyre Literary Week was a reading by author Fred Chappell on Wednesday, April 1 in Wygal Auditorium. Originally from a small town in North Carolina and

educated at Duke University, author Fred Chappell. Fred Chappell is the author of Ms. Priscilla A. Ord, who five novels and eleven books of joined the English faculty here in poetry. Chappell read a number 1986, gave a lecture on Thursday, of his poems: "Southwind", April 2 on "Evidence of the "Grandmother Washes Her Folklore of Children in the 'Little Feet", "Recovery of Sexual House' books of Laura Ingalls Desire After a Bad Cold", and Wilder", a topic she is presently "Rib". His first two poems were doing extensive research on. dedicated to a grandmotherly Miss Ord's presentation figure and life in a small rural revealed many interesting forms town. Beautifully descriptive, of folklore in the everyday life of one can almost hear the voice of the Ingalls family as they Chappell's Aunt Tildy, or feel the travelled from western cool refreshing breeze in the Wisconsisn through Iowa, poem "Southwind". Chappell's Minnesota, and South Dakota. poetry employs local color and a This lore includes the games the regional dialect to tell the stories children played, rhymes and of simple people, a family stories sung or told to them by Ma history, and its black sheep and Pa, and snowy day ocancestors, tha" shadow cousins" cupations of all sorts. The highlight of the evening was The lecture brought all those a reading from one of Chappell's who attended through the years prose works, "Uncle Gerton's from 1867 to 1889, the years of Beard". The story deals with the Laura Ingalls Wilder's life invisit of the infamous Uncle cluded in her 9 book series. Gerton and his legendary The English Department would whiskers. The tale of his like to thank all those who atinsatiable appetite and tendedthe events the week had to ultimately unruly beard won offer, and will make the Uncle Gerton a huge round of 'snowdate' of the Dos Passos applause and was a pleasant Award ceremony available as conclusion to an evening with soon as possible.

Crimes Of The Heart By LAURA TRALA The Longwood Players will present Beth Henley's Crimes of the Heart on Wednesday through Thursday evenings, April 22-25 in Jarman Auditorium. Curtain time each evening is 8 o'clock. Longwood students will be admitted free with college I.D. The play is about three zany southern sisters: Lenny, Meg, and Babe (played by Melanie Moore, Sandra Clayton, and Cheri Stuckney) having a "real bad day." The real crimes are that they are unable to show love, and have betrayed themselves by protecting their own hearts, and in doing so breaking others hearts. The causes of their heart aches range from their mother's suicide, to their overbearing grandfather and to the nonsense and meddling of their cousin Chick (played by Kim Talley).

Doc Porter is played by Irwin Kroot and Barnette Lloyd is played by Glenn Gilmer. Jane Armitage of New York is the guest director. She is known throughout the United States for her outstanding contributions to professional and amateur theatre. She is currently the Training Director at the Riverside Shakespeare Company in New York and this summer she will manage the training programs of the National Theatre of Great Britain at Cornell University and in Ix)ndon. As well as directing Crimes of the Heart, she is teaching acting classes in the Speech and Theatre Program. Please be sure to mark your calendar for Crimes of the Heart, a humorous and heart-warming play about communication, courage, endurance, but most of all, about love.

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